Ebonics and African American Vernacular English (AAVE) are not synonymous with slang. They are dialects with their own grammar and vocabulary rules. While some terms commonly associated with these dialects may be considered slang, the dialects themselves are linguistic systems.

The origin of "37" as a slang term for getting rid of something is not clear and may vary by region or community. It could simply be a random number chosen to signify an action of removal without any specific underlying reason.

The insult of calling someone an apple may vary based on cultural context, but it could suggest that the person is unoriginal, plain, or simple in a derogatory way. It might also imply that they are ordinary or unremarkable.

"Sawbuck" is slang for a $10 bill. The term originated from the X-shaped stand used to hold wood for sawing, resembling the Roman numeral for 10, "X".

Sometimes here we call it "kindy". Not really original but oh well. :)

"Slanging weed" is slang for selling or dealing marijuana. It means someone is involved in the illegal or underground market of buying and selling cannabis.

"More or less" means roughly or approximately. It implies that the statement is somewhat accurate but not exact.

The phrase "no punt intended" is a play on the common phrase "no pun intended." It is used to humorously point out that a pun was unintended, often after making a comment that inadvertently includes a pun.

the term head in slang means to give or receive oral sex Head means blowjob. If a guy asks for head he is asking for a blowjob. If he says you give great head he means you give a hell of a blowjob. Aka sucking a dick

In slang terms, "dry" can refer to something that is boring, uninteresting, or lacking in excitement or enthusiasm. It can also mean that someone is being unoriginal, uninspired, or lacking in wit or humor.

Slang is used to create a sense of belonging and connection within a specific group of people. It can also convey informality, humor, and express emotions or attitudes in a more casual way. Additionally, slang can help people communicate more efficiently and succinctly.

This means you are very sad like you are at the bottom.

In business, the phrase refers to profit made.

In general conversation, the phrase refers to the final outcome often asked for by someone who does not to hear all the preceding details.

the person is trying to tell you your colour skin is white. Ok so whoever wrote that previous answer is wrong. Like REALLY wrong. I left it there so everyone can see it. Ok so everyone, when someone calls you white, they mean it's like saying a Jew is good with money. Here white refers to being selfish, or acting as if your rich. NOT at all your SKIN TONE!

"Jigga" is a slang term that is commonly used as a shortened form of the colloquial term "nigga" or "n*gga," which is often used among some communities as a casual or familiar way to address a person. It is important to note that the use of this term can be offensive or disrespectful depending on the context and the individuals involved.

In slang, "buffer" can refer to a person or situation that provides a sense of security or acts as a shield from potential negative experiences or consequences. It can be used to describe someone who serves as a protective barrier or intermediary in a social context.

It depends. If a girl says it she means her female friend. Sometimes when a guy says it he also means a female friend. However, he may also mean a girl he is having sexual relations with but is not in a relationship with.

ex: Female: Look I need to go call my homegirl and see if she if she can watch little Troy.

ex: Male: No baby don't even worry about her, she's just my homegirl.

ex: Male: So what if we smashed last night, you and me we ain't nothing, you just my homegirl!

There isn't an exact number of curse words, as it varies across cultures and languages. However, common curse words tend to fall into categories such as profanity, obscenities, and slurs, which are used to express strong feelings of anger, frustration, or disdain. The use of curse words is often considered inappropriate in formal settings.

In slang, "stem" can refer to marijuana's main stalk or to a concentrate derived from cannabis. It can also be used to describe the central or essential part of something.

"Down the road" is urban slang for a little farther.

"Sound off the goose" typically means to criticize or complain about something loudly and audibly. It is often used in informal contexts to describe someone expressing their opinions or grievances openly.

When someone says "one bit," they likely mean they have a small or minor piece of information or advice to share with you. It's a colloquial way of conveying that what they are about to say is brief or insignificant.

The urban slang for "a little farther" could be "a bit more" or "a tad further."

This phrase is often used as a humorous way of saying that someone is inexperienced or lacking in sexual activity. It suggests that the person being referred to has not had sexual contact for a long time or is not successful in their romantic pursuits.

"Donezo" or "Fed up" are common slang terms for "had it."