Slang for your appetite – English Slang February 6, 2014

Here are some examples of commonly used English Slang:

”Fox” – very attractive

”Flaky” – unreliable

”Flashback” – remembered

”Big mouth” – talk too much

”Bread” – money

”Chicken” – coward

”Dead” – quiet

”Glitch” – defect

”Put the moves on” – seduce

”High” – intoxicated on drugs or alcohol

”Hyped” – excited

”Gig” – job

”Vibe” – feeling

”Get it” – understand

”Yo” – hey

”Get into” – become seriously interested in

”Meltdown” – total collapse

”Nuts” – crazy

”Knocked up” – pregnant

”Take a hike” – leave

”Piece of cake” – easy to do

”Pig out” – eat a lot or overeat

”Ditch” – leave

”Face-off” – confrontation

”Jerk around” – waste time or cause trouble

”Keep one’s cool” – remain calm

”Go down” – happening

”Go bananas” – go crazy

PC TECH: English Language School in New York City