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Street Talk 2 - Lesson 8

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Street Talk 2
homey
homey
[Adjective]

having a feeling of home; cozy and comfortable

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hook
hook
[noun]

a catchy, memorable part of a song that is repeated to capture the listener's attention

Ex: The hook of that song is so catchy, I can't stop singing it! 
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jam session

an informal gathering of musicians who come together to play music spontaneously

Ex: The musicians gathered in the basement for an jam session, trading solos and feeding off each other's energy. 
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lame
lame
[Adjective]

weak, unconvincing, or not exciting

Ex: His lame excuse for being late didn't fool anyone at the meeting. 
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the latest

the most recent news, update, or piece of information about a particular event or situation

Ex: Have you heard the latest about the new policy changes at work? 
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lick
lick
[noun]

a short, recognizable series of notes or a musical phrase

Ex: The guitarist played a killer lick during the solo. 
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majorly
majorly
[Adverb]

used to emphasize a strong feeling, reaction, or quality

Ex: I was majorly impressed by her performance. 
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mean
mean
[Adjective]

excellent

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deadly
deadly
[Adverb]

used to emphasize a quality or degree

Ex: She was deadly serious about quitting her job. 
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dode
dode
[noun]

someone who is foolish or naive

Ex: Stop acting like a dode and pay attention! 
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gig
gig
[noun]

a performance of live music, comedy, or other entertainment, usually by one or more performers in front of an audience

Ex: The band played a fantastic gig at the local club last night. 
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to hang
to hang
[Verb]

to relax or spend time with others casually

Ex: "Let’s just hang at my place and watch movies." 
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hello
hello
[interjection]

used to sarcastically point out an obvious truth or reality, often to emphasize the need for realism

Ex: Hello? That plan is never going to work! 
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hit
hit
[noun]

something, such as a movie, play, song, etc. that is very popular and successful

Ex: Her first novel was a hit and sold millions of copies worldwide. 
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to hit
to hit
[Verb]

to get to or reach a particular place

Ex: Keep walking straight, and you'll hit the main street. 
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way
way
[Adverb]

used to emphasize the amount or intensity of something

Ex: He runs way faster than anyone else on the team. 
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to scam
to scam
[Verb]

to scrutinize or examine people, often with the intention of figuring out their motives or trying to detect deceit

Ex: He scammed the crowd to see if anyone was acting suspiciously. 
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to spew
to spew
[Verb]

to expel the contents of the stomach through the mouth

Ex: After eating the spoiled food, he couldn't help but spew all over the kitchen floor. 
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to [blow] chow
to blow chow
[phrase]

to forcibly expelling the contents of the stomach through the mouth,

Ex: He had too many drinks and ended up blowing chow all over the sidewalk. 
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stocked
stocked
[Adjective]

excited or enthusiastic about something

Ex: I’m so stocked for the concert this weekend! 
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stud
stud
[noun]

a sexually attractive man who has many sexual partners

Ex: He was known as the campus stud because of his good looks and charisma. 
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tweaked
tweaked
[Adjective]

used to describe something that is in disarray, disorder, or slightly off-balance

Ex: My room is completely tweaked after the party. 
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blasted
blasted
[Adjective]

extremely drunk or intoxicated

Ex: He got blasted at the party last night. 
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blitzed
blitzed
[Adjective]

very drunk or heavily intoxicated

Ex: He was completely blitzed after just a few drinks. 
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to blow off

to intentionally ignore doing something promised or planned

Ex: He blew the meeting off and went to the movies instead. 
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to bolt
to bolt
[Verb]

to flee or escape abruptly

Ex: The prisoner managed to unlock the door and bolted from the jail, taking a guard hostage. 
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bombed
bombed
[Adjective]

extremely drunk or heavily intoxicated

Ex: He got totally bombed at the party and couldn't even remember the drive home. 
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to boogie
to boogie
[Verb]

to leave quickly or depart, often in a lively or energetic manner

Ex: We better boogie before the place gets too crowded! 
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to book
to book
[Verb]

to leave or depart quickly, often to avoid something or when a situation becomes undesirable

Ex: As soon as the awkward conversation started, he decided to book it out of there. 
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brain dead
brain dead
[Adjective]

used to describe someone who is acting or speaking in a way that seems extremely slow-witted, unintelligent, or lacking mental clarity

Ex: He made a brain dead comment during the meeting that everyone just stared at him. 
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brewsky
brewsky
[noun]

a casual or slang term for beer

Ex: Let’s grab a couple of brewskies and relax this evening. 
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buff
buff
[Adjective]

(of a person) physically attractive with large muscles

Ex: He worked out regularly at the gym, resulting in a buff physique with well-defined muscles. 
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