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I read this article on jargon in The Times newspaper in the UK and I thought the teens on this web site may find it of interest too.

Buff: Atractive, eg, He is buff.
Flossing: Showing off material possessions, eg, I worked all last weekend so now I'm flossing.
Nang: Brilliant, eg, That music is nang.
Neeky: Nerdy or out of fashion, eg, You are so neeky.
On your jays: On your own.
Rents: Parents, eg, I have to go on holiday with my rents.
Rinsed: Overused, eg, That excuse is so rinsed.
Suck: To steal, eg, My phone got sucked.

I would luv to hear other teen terms from other countries! Thanks!!

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	southernpink	03-Nov-08

"Rents" was the only one in your list I was familiar with here in the US. Thanks for sharing!

	Total	29-Oct-08

Scotland ones gain :L meni : writting your mention(name nik name ect) on something amurni: i was not Dotit (doe -tit) : Stupid for instant you say something idiotic people will say 'your dotit' awful ly:offy canno t:Canny Auxters: arm pits Erse: arse,bum Gubbed:broken i dinni ken: i dont know (Falkirk and that) Poliss : Police Tattie: idiot (potato aswell) Wiegee: Glaswegian

	Juile	14-Oct-08

Cool Alison, I would never have known what those words meant.

	Alison	13-Oct-08

Here in Scotland we say that if your stuff has been bumped or nicked then it has been stolen. If you are an eejit - then you are stupid, annoying, an idiot If you've been broken in (like a pair of new shoes) - you've lost your virginity If your glaikit - you look like an idiot, you could have a glaikit look on your face!! Thats bout it really, i'll post more when i think of them!!

	Juile	08-Oct-08

Neat. How about some more teen sayings from other countries?