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Street Talk 2 - A Closer Look: Lesson 9

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action
[noun]

an enjoyable or stimulating activity

Ex: The club promised music , dancing , and action all night .
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beat boy
[noun]

someone who specializes in the style of dance associated with hip-hop culture

Ex: His reputation as a top beat boy helped him land a spot in the next big competition .
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bomb
[Adjective]

used to describe something that is the best, exceptional, or impressive

Ex: The party last night was bomb, I had such a great time.
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boom box
[noun]

a portable stereo

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to boost
[Verb]

to steal, especially something small or casually taken

Ex: hey were planning to boost the latest video games from the store .
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box
[noun]

a car stereo system, especially one that is powerful or has large speakers

Ex: They spent hours installing a custom box to get the best sound for the competition .
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to earl
[Verb]

to expel stomach contents

Ex: He was so nervous before the presentation that he earl-ed right before going on stage.
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eyes
[noun]

eyewear designed to protect the eyes from sunlight or glare

Ex: Make sure you pack your eyes for the trip to the desert !
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extremely attractive, stylish, or excellent

Ex: Even in his 50s, he’s still fine as wine.
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funky
[Adjective]

(of music) having a rhythmic, energetic quality with a strong, distinctive beat that encourages movement

Ex: The funky beat of the drum kept the audience engaged and energized .
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to hurry up or move quickly

Ex: The chef had to get his boogies on to serve the dinner rush.
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to achieve or experience significant success or progress, often with a sense of confidence and positive momentum

Ex: She has it going on in her career, receiving promotions and recognition.
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groove
[noun]

a pronounced musical rhythm that people enjoy

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outstanding, excellent, or highly enjoyable

Ex: The movie was kicking, definitely worth watching again .
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honey
[noun]

an attractive young woman

Ex: The movie star walked in , surrounded by a crowd of stylish honeys.
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hooptie
[noun]

a rundown, old, or poorly maintained car

Ex: She refuses to ride in my hooptie, says it ’s embarrassing .
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to hum
[Verb]

to emit a strong, unpleasant odor

Ex: You might want to shower — you’re starting to hum.
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hut
[noun]

a small simple house or shelter that usually has only one room

Ex: They found an abandoned hut during their hike in the mountains .
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to dance or move energetically, often in an aggressive or rhythmic manner

Ex: The team celebrated their win by kick stomping in the locker room.
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kicks
[noun]

a pair of soft shoes worn casually or during exercise

Ex: I need to clean my kicks before heading out .
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having power or authority and commanding respect and attention, often implying confidence, assertiveness, and control

Ex: The new boss came in on the first day, large and in charge, ready to take the company in a new direction.
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to officially state that something, such as a principle or rule must be obeyed

Ex: The police officer laid the law down to the teenagers, warning them of the consequences of their actions.
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on hit
[Adjective]

exceptionally good or impressive

Ex: The restaurant we went to was on hit; everything tasted amazing .
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used to tell someone that one looks forward to meeting someone again

Ex: Class is over.Catch you on the flip flop, everyone!
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to rule
[Verb]

to control or restrain something or someone, maintaining order or preventing excess

Ex: He tried to rule his curiosity , waiting for the full story to unfold .
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to scan
[Verb]

to examine something or someone very carefully and thoroughly

Ex: The teacher scans the classroom to ensure all students are paying attention .
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smoking
[Adjective]

extremely attractive or hot in appearance

Ex: You’re looking smoking in that suit, man!
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solid
[Adjective]

reliable and consistently good, but not necessarily exceptional

Ex: The team 's defense was solid throughout the match , preventing any scores .
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squad
[noun]

a group of friends or close-knit team

Ex: The squad's been together since high school .
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square
[noun]

a small cylinder of finely cut tobacco rolled in paper for smoking

Ex: He always has a pack of squares in his jacket pocket .
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to calm down, especially after a confrontation or tense situation

Ex: He tried to square up after getting angry during the meeting .
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to stack
[Verb]

to make money, especially in large amounts

Ex: He 's all about stacking paper and building his wealth .
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to step
[Verb]

to dance, typically referring to a specific movement or type of rhythm in a dance routine

Ex: I need to learn how to step before our performance next week .
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suds
[noun]

a dysphemism for beer (especially for lager that effervesces)

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to act in a relaxed manner, avoiding stress or excessive effort, and not taking things too seriously

Ex: You should take it light after a long week of hard work.
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to have a great time, often in an energetic or enthusiastic manner, particularly during an event, activity, or celebration

Ex: I’ve torn it up on the dance floor before, and it’s always a blast.
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to trip
[Verb]

to overreact, panic, or worry unnecessarily

Ex: The team was tripping when they heard rumors about layoffs , but it turned out to be false .
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