CHILLIN' / PEEPS

* CHILLIN' :Spending time with your friends.
*PEEPS: People

Other street language:
Wif  = with
Ma= my
SUP= what's up
WICHOO: with you

RIDE OR DIE

to be down with your husband/wife no matter what, through it all the good and the bad.

Thats my ride or die husband 4 life

SNOT (slang)

* Nasal mucus

BITCH

Generally speaking, “bitch” describes a mean, cruel woman, or someone unreasonable, difficult, rude, aggressive, malicious, and spiteful. 

*God, that girl in the store totally yelled at me when I just asked a simple question. What a total bitch! 
*He is such a nice guy, and she’s such a heartless bitch for dumping him.

In English we also have the adjective “bitchy”. This one is used to describe someone who is irritable, moody and whiny.
Wow, she sure is in a bitchy mood today! Probably on her period. [lots of guys tend to say this one!]

“Bitch” can also be a verb:  to bitch. As such, it means excessive complaining, repeatedly ragging and whining about something over and over, therefore destroying the point you were trying to make and making you look like a complete bitch because no one is listening to you.

*Stop your damn bitching! Nobody wants to hear it!

 The term has various other meanings as in:

*Life is a bitch ! (= Life sucks!)

*You're my bitch now! (= You're my doormat now!)

*What's up bitches? (What's up, guys?)

Speaker 01: Go make me a sandwich. 

Speaker 02: I’m not your bitch! (=I'm not your maid.)

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GOOF OFF/ GOOF AROUND

To waste time.

" Hey guys, stop goofing off and get back to work!"

OUTTA HERE

A phrase that indicates that someone is leaving.

EXAMPLE: "It looks like Jeff is finally outta here, but I won't miss him for sure.

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JINX

A superstitious term meaning to give something bad luck or misfortune.

Mary had no bad luck when it came to beauty contests, but once she started bragging about it she jinxed it. Now she rarely gets 3rd place.