We have a friend from Chicago who uses "bet" as an affirmative response to a question. It seems to be a shortened form of "you bet". For example, if asked if he is coming over to one's home to hang out, he will reply "bet" -- or if one says "see you later!" his response would be "bet".
Some slang terms for goodbye in the seventies included: "Catch you on the flip side," "Later gator," "Keep on truckin'," and "Peace out."
It can stand for Michael Jackson or Michael Jordon, or Mary Jane. And some people use it as slang for marijuana.
Iveth is not a real word, and is probably of some sort slang
The standard way would be 'shalom, chaver' - goodbye friend. In conversational slang Hebrew, some just use 'bye' (ביי) too.
Some people say slang words to sound cool. Some have just been using slang since they learned to talk and don't even realize that they're doing it.
Many people like slang because it is a fun way to speak and you can have a secret way of talking from some people.
smash - have sex schmoke- smoke weed throw- have a one night stand
sch mean school but some times they call it skl
Slang Is Not Swearing. Some People Think Or Look At It As It's Swearing But The Truth Is It's Not. Slang Is A Certain Way Of Talking. It Is Seen As Not Using Grammar. But People That Talk Slang May Swear, But Most People Swear, Right?
The slang word "preggers" means pregnant. It is clearly derived from the word pregnant. The word is perhaps not used as much as it was some years ago as other slang terms have competed for air space.
Slang is not always used by black people. All other races use it too. So it is not just black people that use slang. Also don't think that there are some black people that do not use slang at all and are very educated.
There are no terms used only by gay people and not straight people. But if you're talking about gay slang, Here is a list of Gay Slang Terms.