Wednesday’s Slang!
It’s Wednesday, as promised, I’m going to make a post about some useful slang words.
bazillion
This is a huge number of something.
My son dropped the bag of candy and a bazillion pieces fell all over the floor.
biggie
This is something that is important.
It’s no biggie that you couldn’t make it to my party.
party
This means to celebrate.
Let’s go party tonight and hit all of the clubs!
rugrat
This is a small child.
I’m sorry I can’t go out tonight. I have to watch my rugrats.
Looks like I gotta favorite this link cos I can’t look up some slang in my dictionary.
What the heck!? So that’s the origin of Rugrats, the series about adventurous babies? LOL!
Sorry to hear that slang isn’t in your dictionary, but glad I could help! I’ll keep the slang coming for you!
Yes, Gabriel. Crazy, huh? I made 1 typo though. I wrote rugrats at 2 words, it should be one. I’m changing that now.
Not 2 worry; I know some of the slang R so brand-new most dictionary publishers find it so hard to keep up w/z the trend. Some words R out, others R in – that’s how things go.
That’s good. I’m glad you have some sources of slang. 🙂
Very cool post.
I think they’re called rugrats because of the way that, as babies, they crawl around on the rug (which is another word for carpet). Maybe that is obvious even to non-English speakers – but I thought I would point it out!
Yes, just like little rats. LOL