AMERICAN SLANG
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ESL Students
American Slang Verbs
About American Slang
Slang Adjectives
Slang Greetings,etc
Slang Test
ace
-to finish something easily, with success
Tammy aced her math test!

boogie
-to dance
Rick likes to boogie for hours!

check out
-to look at, watch, examine
We're going to check out that new movie tomorrow after work.

chicken out
-to lose the courage to do something
Mary was planning to enter the car race but then she chickened out.

gab
-to chat
Amy likes to gab on the phone with her best friend.

grab a bite to eat
-to go out to a restaurant
I'm hungry. Let's grab a bite to eat somewhere.

kick the bucket
-to die
John's neighbor just kicked the bucket!

lift
-to steal
While Bob was on the train, someone lifted his wallet.

take off
-to leave
Ann took off before the meeting was announced.

snooze
-to sleep
I snoozed on the bus for a few minutes this morning!

whine
-to complain
I wouldn't want to work with Chris because he always whines about everything!




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