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Teen slang accomplishes several things . . .
1. Slang sets you apart and makes you feel like you 'belong' to the group. This is extremely important, socially.
2. Slang helps you feel separate from all those old folks: your parents. This is part of the process of slowly leaving your parents' protection and becoming a responsible adult.
3. For some teens, slang lets them talk dirty around their parents without them knowing it. This is also part of slowly becoming separate from your parents.
It's all way bad, dude.
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What does con mean in teenage slang?
convict
What does the teenage slang no 9 mean?
get a bath
How is teenage language being presented in the media?
Slang and text messaging
What does the teenage slang racking mean?
Racking another kid is hitting them in their male parts. Racking someones "balls"
What is the meaning dudet?
'Dudet' is not a word in English language. - I suspect it is some kind of teenage slang.
What areas use slang?
most areas where there are teenage people or urban areas around or anyone with a phone
What would be the purpose behind Planned Parenthood?
The purpose behind Planned Parenthoood is to prevent any more unwanted teenage pregnancies (or at least to limit them) and promote safe teenage sexual practices.
What is a ranga?
Ranga is a slang word used by teenage kids. It refers to a person with red hair, and it comes from the word Orangutan.
What were some teenage slang from the 1950s?
Some teenage slang from the 1950s included phrases like "cool it," "cruisin' for a bruisin'," "pad," "threads," and "hot rod." These terms were often used by young people to express approval, warn of potential trouble, refer to a hangout spot, describe clothing, or talk about a fast car.
How can slang words bring people together?
That's the purpose of slang - to give a group of people a private language that nobody else can understand except for them.
What does it mean when teenagers say cakes?
In slang, the most common usage describes a girl with a nice butt.
Definition of s-tv-io-do pattern?
Teenage grammar slang for : Subject - Transitive Verb - Indirect Object - Direct Object sentence formation pattern.
