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Rah-rah: Slang, adj. (1)exaggerated talk and/or actions
to give the, usually false, impression of power, toughness, or machismo.
Redbone: Slang, adj. (1)an African-American of light
skin complexion. Usually used in reference to females.
Save: Slang, v. (1)to rescue a person from danger or
harm due to manipulation by the person being rescued (2)to be excessively nice to a person
due to romantic interest, especially females. Savin' ., v. Standard, adj. (1)to rescue from danger.
(2)to deliver from sin. (3)to pressure or safeguard. (4)to prevent waste. (5)to set aside for
future use; store. (6) to copy a file from main memory to a storage medium (computer science).
Scrub: Slang, n. (1)a man lacking possessions that
would be considered attractive by many people, especially women, such as a nice car,
personal living space, and/or money (2)a man lacking goals and/or motivation. Standard, n.
(1)to rub hard, as with a brush in washing. (2)to remove by hard rubbing (3)a domestic animal
of inferior breeding. (4)a small or insignificant person. (5)Sports, a person not belonging to
the regular team.
Shawty/Shorty: Slang, n, adj. (1)a girl. (2)an adolescent or
someone significantly younger in age than the speaker.
Shine: Slang, n. (1)to front on. (2)to show off, often with material possessions
such as
jewelry and cars. Standard, v. Standard, v. (1)to emit light; glint or glisten.
(2)to distinguish oneself. (3)to make glossy or bright by polishing. (4)to like spontaneously
(informal).
Shook: Slang, n, v. (1)to be scared or frightened.
(2)to scare or frighten. Standard, v. (1)To cause to move to and fro with jerky
movements. (2)To cause to quiver, tremble, vibrate, or rock. (3)To cause to lose stability
or waver: a crisis that shook my deepest beliefs. (4)To remove or dislodge by jerky
movements: shook the dust from the cushions.
Shout-Out: Slang, n, v. (1) to acknowledge a
friend or acquaintance verbally or through writing. Usually done on TV or radio, or in
the credits of some artistic work.
Stunner: Slang, n. (1)a person who is prone to
front on. (2) a person
who shows off, often with material possessions such as jewelry and cars.
Stunt: Slang, v. (1)to
brag or show off, particularly to show off material possessions such as jewelry
and automobiles. Stuntin., v. Standard, n. (1)to check the
growth or development of. (2)a feat displaying unusual strength, skill, or
daring. (3)Something done to attract attention or publicity.
Stunt-dummy: Slang, n. (1)an imitation of a
product or person. (2)a cheap knock off or imitation
Tight: Slang, n. (1)personally close; intimate. (2)stingy; difficult. (3)to be very good, especially in reference to music and viewable content; of high quality. (4)to be upset about something. Standard, n. (1)fixed or fastened firmly in place. (2)stretched or drawn out fully. (3)of such close construction as to be impermeable. (4)compact; firm. (5)fitting close or too close to the skin. (6)closely contested.
Toss-salad: Slang, v. (1)to lick, suck, and/or
otherwise stimulate the anus or butt-hole using ones tongue. Standard, n. (1)salad tossed with a dressing.
Trip: Slang, v. (1)to become agitated or angry.
(2)to act in a highly unpredictable manner. (3)a hallucinatory experience induced by a
psychedelic drug. Standard, v. (1)A going from one place to another; a journey.
(2)A stumble or fall. Wanksta:: slang, adj (1)a
wanna-bee thug, imitation
hustler, or psuedo gangster (2)somebody who has been doing illegal activities for a long
time but does not have any material possessions to show for it. Wet: Slang, v., adj. (1)to shoot with a firearm
or to be shot with a firearm. (2)to be under the influence of the hallucinogenic
drug PCP ("Angel Dust", "leak"). Standard, v., n., adj. (1)covered or soaked with water
or another liquid. (2)not yet dry. Wifey: Slang, n. (1)girlfriend- usually used by
men in reference to a woman they are dating primarily, but not necessarily exclusively.
If actual marriage occurs this term should no longer be used. Wig-out: Slang, v. (1)to
temporarily lose control of oneself or act in a wild and unpredictable manner.
