What slang words do people use in everyday life?
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Hmmm...instead of "what are you doing?" I hear "Whachu doin?" or something like that.....that's one I hear everydays
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This is hard to answer as people from different areas use different slang even within London.\n\nThis site will give you some idea of UK slang http://www.peevish.co.uk/slang/
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dips\nchips\nwhips\nnuff said\ndee dee dee
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people that write several sentences in a row and spell the words in slang.
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Condescend\nPatronize\nBelittle\nDemean\n\nI like "derogate" but that's more for insulting others.  \n\nYou can go to http://thesaurus.reference.com/ and look up those words for even more.  A quick visit there for "condescend" gives me:\nabase, bemean, cast down, condescend, debase, degrade, deign, demean, depress, devalue, disgrace, downgrade, humble, humiliate, stoop
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good people don't\nLie\ndrink\nsteal \nshout unless in danger\nscream unless provoked\nlaugh inappropriatly\nsmoke\ncheat\nswear\nfrown\nbe rude\nbe crude\nhave evil thoughts\nbe lazy\nignore\nbite their nails\npick their nose\nget dirty \nforget\nhave bad days\nget angry\nfart\nburp\ndo anything spontanious\n\n........................... If you know anyone like this let me know please
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The short answer to your question is: somewhere in-between.\n\nPhrases like "wait a minute", "that's what I call", and "I bet" are phrases that Americans would use in everyday life.  However, there are characteristics of the dialogue on movies and television shows that are not like realistic language.  For one thing, on television the things that people say don't overlap with each other much, while in normal conversation there is a lot of overlap between utterances.  In addition, people on television never have a misunderstanding and have to repair it like people in real life sometimes do.  The structure of conversations is different, and so forth.\n\nI think you might be able to discover the answer to this question if you think about television programs in Spanish.  You'll be able to recognize that there are similarities and differences.
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* denotes slang terms\n"benumbed, blown away*, charged up, coasting, coked*, comatose, dazed, doped, dopey*, floating*, flying*, happy, high*, hopped-up, in orbit, joy riding, junked up, loaded*, narcotized, nodding, ripped*, smashed*, snowed, spaced, spaced-out*, stoned*, strung out*, stupefied, tripped out, tripping, turned on, unconscious, wigged out, wiped out, zoned, zonked"\n\nalso: "delirious, doped, drugged, drunk, euphoric, freaked out*, hopped-up, hyped-up, inebriated, potted*, psyched*, spaced out*, stoned*, tipsy, tripped-out, tripping, tuned-in, turned-on, wasted, wiped out, zonked"
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Eric Partridge’s A Dictionary of Catch Phrases, as revised by Paul Beale\nAlso links I found on Google:\nhttp://www.worldwidewords.org/qa/\nhttp://www.rootsweb.com/~genepool/meanings.htm\nhttp://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/\nhttp://members.tripod.com/~mhttp://www.brownielocks.com/wordorigins.html\nccurtain_2/genietips/tip2.html
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theres are so many of them... most of them are copied from the traditional Shorthand language.\n\nLOL - laughing out loud\nIK - I know\nBTW - by the way\nTK - take Care\nOMG - Oh My God\nOTS - One Tight Slap\nGFN - Good For Nothing\nGB - God Bless\n\nand lots more are there, and new ones are invented on a daily basis. Hope this Helps
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the word boogy 4 little kids-LOL\nthe word oogy 4 imature adults-LOL
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Usually when people write f**** you,  they would be using a coarse slang. They would use it as an intensive to express annoyance etc.
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observations of everyday life and the irony of situations
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http://www.computeruser.com/resources/dictionary/chat.html\nhttp://www.urbandictionary.com/\nhttp://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~wrader/slang/\nhttp://www.tnellen.com/cybereng/slang/\nhttp://www.world-english.org/slang_world.htm\nClick on the above links to find what u r looking for.
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How about...\nPsycho\nCranial Crack Monkey\nJizz-Guzzling Gutter Slut\nSabre-Toothed Crotch Critter\nIgnoramous (I once called someone 'ignorant' she replied with an indignant, "I do not ignore people!" I just kinda chuckled and said, "I rest my case.")\nCheeto-Snorter\nDoorknob\nMuggle/Squib Lacking in the Magic of Common Sense\nButt-For-Brains\nBonehead\n[what a] Maroon\nHare-Brained\nSquirrel-Brained\nDoofus\nGoofus\nDork\nJizzard\nHomo-Idioce\nIdiot\nGoon\nDingbat\nA$$hole\nB!tch\nF^ckwad\nP!ssant\nand, my personal favorite, Moron.\n\n\nHow are these? Something for everyone.
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dear.... (most commonly used)\nlove...\nhoney....\ndarling......\nhandsome... \nsexy (sometimes)... \nMy Man.......
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LMAO: Laughing My A** Off\n\nKK: Okay\n\nThese shorthand are often used in chat rooms and online games for quick and brief words.