An A-Z of English Slang Terms – Part 1
Match a definition for each of the following slang terms.
Note: (n.) means the word is a noun and (a.) means it is an adjective:
>> write the answer using numbers 1-13.
N | nifty (a.)_____ | 1 | a vehicle that needs a lot of work. |
O | oomph (n.)_____ | 2 | very ugly. |
P | pug ugly (a.)_____ | 3 | 'bye; see ya (informal goodbye). |
Q | quack (n.) _____ | 4 | to throw up; vomit. |
R | rust-bucket (n.)_____ | 5 | Christmas. |
S | spare tyre (n.)_____ | 6 | a doctor with a poor reputation. |
T | toodle-oo! (interjection)_____ | 7 | a young, wealthy professional person. |
U | upchuck (v.)_____ | 8 | something you can’t remember. |
V | vamoose (v.)_____ | 9 | good; works well; desirable. |
W | whatchamacallit (n.)_____ | 10 | someone whose wealth seems to have no limits. |
X | Xmas (n.)_____ | 11 | the roll of fat around a fat person’s waist. |
Y | yuppie (n.) _____ | 12 | enthusiasm; effort. |
Z | zillionaire (n.)_____ | 13 | to leave quickly. |