SLANGS

Slangs are words that are used in a particular context or group of people.



COMMONLY SLANGS USED IN AMERICA.

• Ace: very good.
• Action: Excitement 
• Airhead: Stupid person.
• All wet: Completely wrong.
• all-nighter: Someone who has studied all night.
• Ammon: Amunition.
• Antifreeze: Liquor.
• Armpit: Undesirable place.
• Barfed: Vomited.
• Bashed: crushed
• Beat: Exhausted. 
• Beemer: BMW car
• Benched: taken out of the game.

Here is a webpage to practice the previously slangs: (http://www.manythings.org/slang/slang1.html)

• Bent: Angry
• Bent out of shape: Become upset.
• Big gun: Poweful people.
• Have a big mouth: talk too much.
• Big Stink: Big issue.
• Blade: Knife
• Blimp: Very far Person.
• Blow out of: Leave.
• Blew: Lost
• Blow a fuse: Lose temper 
• Bomb: Bad
• Bonkers: Crazy 

Here is a webpage to practice the previously slangs:( http://www.manythings.org/slang/slang2.html)

• Booze: Alcohol
• Bread: Money
• Break: Opportunity.
• Break it up: stop
• Bring down: Depressing.
• Buck: Dollar.
• Bummer: Bad experience.
• Bust: Failure
• Buy it: to die.
• Call: Prediction.
• Can: Bathroom
• Catch some rays: get some sunshine.

Here is a webpage to practice the previously slangs: http://www.manythings.org/slang/slang3.html

In this page you can find hundred of slangs and to practice them: http://www.manythings.org/slang/