Olja Sipka

 

Beeze (n.)- Bitch.“What a beeze!”

 From a conversion between two girls waiting in line at the MU. Typically a word that young girls say to describe someone they like or don't without completely calling them the cuss word.

  

Booty Call (n.)- a call made purely for the intent of using the other person. “Are you going to answer her?” “No, she's just a booty call man.”

 A conversation between two jocks on Palm Walk. Typically a word used by a young man to describe a person they are using on their terms without strings attached.

  

Booze (n.)- Alcohol. “Hey man, can you get me some booze for this weekend?”

 A conversation between two students at the MU. A common slang term for any time of alcohol.

 

 Chillin (v.)- Staying in, in this context.“Are you going to come over tonight, or are you just chilling?”

 A guy student asking a girl student by Hassayampa bike racks. A word widely used by young people.

  

Copy hog (n.)- a person that abuses their right to a copy machine. “What a copy hog, he's taking forever!”

 A girl announcing to another girl at the Hayden Library. This is an unusual word to use. Not typically just associated to college students. 

 

 Cram (v.)- to study over a short period of time.“I had to cram last night for this test.”

From a conversation between two students by the Coor building. This is a common slang word for college students.

 

Crunk (.)- to get drunk, crazy drunk. “We need to get crunk over the weekend.”

A conversation at the MU. Popular way of expressing the want to get trashed at a party for young people in college. 

 

F.M.L.- a word to describe how much your life sucks. “I forgot to write that paragraph, FML.”

A conversation between two girls on Palm Walk. Recently made popular to use in any context, much like “LOL” is in texting.

  

Fo Sho (adj.)- For sure. Student 1:“I'll meet you by the stairs then?” Student 2: “Fo Sho.”

 A conversation between two students by Hayden Library. This word is usually used in agreement to a range of things. 

  

Nada (n.)- nothing or not much. Girl 1: Hey what are you doing after this class? Girl 2: Nada.

 A conversation between two students by the Coor building. Popular word for young people in Arizona.

  

Narr (adj.)- A word used to express dislike.  "That's narr, dude!"

 One skater guy talking to another outside of MU. Rare slang word.

 

 Shotgun (.)- calling the front passenger seat of a car. “Shotgun!”

 A young girl announcing to a young guy at the meters by Gammage. Used between young people, usually between friends. 

 

 S.I.L.K. Office (n.)- A mysterious name for an office in the basement of the LL building.“Yeah, there's copies in the silk office.”

 An older man speaking to someone in the basement hall of Languages and Literatures. 

 

 Stoge (n.)- another word for a cigarette. “Hold on I want to light a stoge.”

 A girl talking to friend by the MU. Not a common word for a cigarette.

  

Super Smash (n.)- a special name for a video game. “Yeah, I bomb at Super Smash.”

 A skater, male student to another at the MU. Interesting and rare word, or name rather for a video game.

  

Tripp (adj.)- a word to describe something to be amazing or horrible. “That lecture was a tripp.”

 Between two students walking on Palm Walk. Popular slang word used by the young crowd.

  

Throw down (v.)- to put money down on the purchase of alcohol at a college party. “How much are you throwing down for the kick-back?”

 A conversation at the MU. A very popular expression in college between college students.