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American Slang Nouns
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airhead
-stupid person
Tony says his boss is an airhead


bash
-big, exciting party
Did you go to Dan's bash last night?


brain
-very intelligent person
Bill Gates must be a brain


chocoholic
-person who loves/is addicted to chocolate
I ate an entire box of chocolates and my sister
says I must be a chocaholic!


drip
-boring person
Lisa says her new roomate is a drip


grub
-food
I'm hungry. Let's get some grub


hunk
-handsome man
Sue thinks that Tom Cruise is a hunk


knockout
-beautiful woman
Miss Universe is a knockout


mula
-money
I took a lot of mula to the casino but when I returned, I didn't have as much!


munchies
-snacks, like potato chips, popcorn, pretzels
Let's get some munchies at the baseball game


penny pincher
-cheap, stingy person who rarely spend money
Megan never goes to restaurants because she's
such a penny pincher


shopoholic
-person who is addicted to shopping
Sandra is a shopholic. She always goes shopping!


stuff
-things (but used as a singular, non-count noun)
I have to buy some stuff at the grocery store


wacko
-crazy person
Some reporters say that famous pop singer is a wacko


windbag
-a boring person who talks too much (negative)
Joe's speech was over an hour long at the meeting. His co-workers think he's a windbag.


workaholic
-person who is addicted to working
Bob works very long hours. His wife thinks he's
a workaholic.



 
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