blow a fuse
( vp ) Lose your temper.
bunk
( adj ) Bad, no good.
buster
( n ) A loser, a jerk.
chick
( n ) A girl.
dig
( v ) To comprehend, understand, or like something.
doll
( n ) A sweet and affectionate person.
dracula
( n ) Something in a class by itself.
dreamboat
( n ) An extremely attractive person.
fuddy duddy
( n ) An old-fashioned, boring, anal-retentive person.
gadzooks
( vp ) An interjection showing surprise.
goop
( n ) A stupid person.
heel
( n ) A loser, a jerk.
hep
( adj ) Knowledgeable about the current scene.
hot dog
( int ) An interjection of surprise.
icky
( adj ) Not hip, boring.
in the groove
( adj ) Perfect, no deviation, down the alley.
jackson
( n ) A general name for all friends.
jitterbug
( n ) A swing fan.
mess o' cabbage
( adj ) Something that is a bunch of rubbish.
mickey finn
( n ) A drink laced with poison or an incapacitating drug.
muggin'
( v ) Making someone laugh.
murder
( n ) Something excellent or terrific.
noodle
( n ) A person's brain.
rug cutter
( n ) A very good dancer, an active jitterbug.
solid
( adj ) Great, swell, okay.
square
( n ) An unhep person.
stag
( n ) A man looking to get married.
ticker
( n ) A person's heart.
zoot
( adj ) Exaggerated.
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