from my AmSlang dictionary
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vriad_leestabe
Hitting someone with the flat side of a blade of grass.
Quit buggin' me or I'm gonna stabe you.
staboogie
When you walk up to a cute nose and squeeze it, you say staboogie.
Hey, come here and let me staboogie your nose!
747
When a conversation topic, joke, etc. goes straight over your head - as a Boeing 747 does. Useful when you don't have a clue what's going on.
I didn't get it. It was a 747 to me.
Restycle
a combination of recycle and style, pronounced ree-sti-kul, meaning to re-use the leftover gel in your hair from the previous day by wetting it again. A last ditch effort, usually following a long night/morning of paper-writing or sleeping through the alarm, leaving no time for a shower before your first class.
After hitting snooze five times, John was forced to restycle his hair as he rushed out of the house.
Hitting someone with the flat side of a blade of grass.
Quit buggin' me or I'm gonna stabe you.
staboogie
When you walk up to a cute nose and squeeze it, you say staboogie.
Hey, come here and let me staboogie your nose!
747
When a conversation topic, joke, etc. goes straight over your head - as a Boeing 747 does. Useful when you don't have a clue what's going on.
I didn't get it. It was a 747 to me.
Restycle
a combination of recycle and style, pronounced ree-sti-kul, meaning to re-use the leftover gel in your hair from the previous day by wetting it again. A last ditch effort, usually following a long night/morning of paper-writing or sleeping through the alarm, leaving no time for a shower before your first class.
After hitting snooze five times, John was forced to restycle his hair as he rushed out of the house.