1. Skinney: Real deal or truth
2. Can you dig it: Do you understand
3. Psyche: Tricking someone
4. Bootin': Rollerskating
5. Crib: House
6. Gig: Job/Work
7. Spaz: Someone that is clutsy, stupid, or accident prone
8. Dream on: Term used to get someone down to earth or telling them that they are unrealistic about something
9. Far Out: Cool
10. In your face: outstaging or outshining someone else.
11. May the force be with you
12. Lay a gasser: Farting
13. That's sick: Describing something odd or unusual
Note: Not to be confused with the new age slang term for cool or awesome.
14. To the max: Take it to the maximum or be the best you/it can be.
15. Bunny: Cute girl
16. Chill: Be cool or relax
17. Fab: Fabulous
18. Feel the funk: Feel the music or to get down with the music
19. Get down/Boogie: Dance
20. Keep on trucking: Go with the flow
21. Like: Using this word in the beginning of every sentence. e.g. "Like we went to the movies and Like he tried to put his arms on me and Like tried to kiss me!"
22. Right on: To confirm or agree on something
23. What it is: Hey Wassup
24. 4-sho: For sure or for real
25. AFA: A Friend Always (similar to BFFs' Best Friends Forever)
26. Ace: Funky or Awesome
27. Airhead: Stupid (usually refered to a woman who's blonde)
28. Audi 5000: To leave/depart now/immediately
29. Awesome: Cool
30. Bam: Super cool
31. Bad: Cool, good, nice, or good looking (depending how you say it)
32. Bangin: Good
33. Be there or be square: Attend or you'll be looked down upon/Be there or be boring
34. Bitchin: Very Cool
35. Blazin: Totally hip/cool or on fire (metaphorically)
36. Bogart: Greedy, to hog, slefish, to keep it for one self
37. Bogus: Annoyed or damn
There was a lot of slangs used in the 70s and would take all day to write them all down here, but please check out Mr. Charles R. Grosvenor Jr. a.k.a. ChuckyG's site at: www.inthe70s.com/generated/terms.shtml
Far out!
Some popular 1970's slang words included: groovy, far out, funky, cool, and dude. Other terms like "bogart" (to hog something) and "bummer" (unfortunate situation) were also commonly used during that time.
Sarah Dessen was born on June 6, 1970.
1970s Slang Wordsfoxy (a fox is a really good looking woman)foxes (guys
The English date for Bengali 19 Chaitra 1376 is April 2, 1970.
The Rolling Stones band logo features a tongue sticking out. It was designed by artist John Pasche in 1970 and has since become an iconic symbol of the band.
Some popular 1970's slang words included: groovy, far out, funky, cool, and dude. Other terms like "bogart" (to hog something) and "bummer" (unfortunate situation) were also commonly used during that time.
The slang definition for 'foxy' is - sensually attractive; sexy
Check out this link. It has lots of terms from the seventies.
Words and Music - 1970 was released on: USA: 28 September 1970
In the 1970's there were a few different slang terms that were used instead of the word sleep. The most popular term that was used was the word crash.
The word fine was used to describe something or someone as pretty. "The actress is a fine fox!"
It is a 20th century American/English student slang word meaning 'very big or gigantic.' It is supposed to come from the joining of the two words 'huge and monstrous'
Usage. In 1970 the word ripoff was two words and was considered inner city slang. Forty years later it's one word (usually hyphenated) and has a formal meaning:rip-off - A bad deal; an unfair price or rate; A theft or robbery; A scam; A copy, especially one that is illegal or inferior.It obviously had a very specific meaning that did not originally have a word or phrase assigned to it in English, so when the slang version came along it stuck.Groovy? Not so much....
The cast of Fighting Words - 1970 includes: Nathan Cohen as Host Charles Dennis as himself
Words on Black Plastic was created in 1970.
Encouraging Words was created on 1970-09-11.
The cast of Words and Music - 1970 includes: Peggy Connelly as Feature Singer (1970-1971) Johnny Gilbert as Announcer (1970-1971) Katie Gran as Feature Singer (1970-1971) Pat Henderson as Feature Singer (1970-1971) Bob Marlo as Feature Singer (1970-1971) Wink Martindale as Host (1970-1971) Don Minter as Feature Singer (1970-1971)