DMV Slang Flashcards

DMV Slang Terminology

• Siced: Represents a state of excitement or hype, often used to describe enthusiastic emotions.
• Moe/Bob: A general nickname, applicable to anyone and often used broadly in conversations.
• Finna: Indicates intent, meaning "about to" do something.
• Rey: Slang for being ready for a situation or event.
• Moves: Refers to plans or decisions made by individuals.
• Bet: A casual way to express agreement or approval in conversation.
• Geeking: Expresses laughter, usually in response to something funny.
• Hip: Signifies being already aware of a certain information or situation.
• Jih/Like Jih: A filler word that conveys uncertainty, similar to "kinda" or "really."
• Ion: An abbreviation for "I don’t," commonly used in short conversations.
• Kill: Indicates strong agreement or affirmation regarding a statement or situation.
• Sum: Simply denotes something, often used when details remain vague.
• I Stamp: A phrase meaning "I promise" or "I swear," indicating strong commitment to a statement.
• Bop: Describes a distance one would dislike walking, be it long or short.
• Oh Muvahs: An expression used to emphasize seriousness in a conversation.
• Pressed: Describes extreme excitement or eagerness about something.
• Blown: The state of being very angry or mad about an issue.
• Real Live: Conveys seriousness or earnestness in a comment.
• Good Looks: A way to express gratitude or thanks to someone.
• Wet: A term indicating low-quality or bad weed.
• Young Boul: Refers generally to a person, often young or unfamiliar.
• My Seed: A term of endearment referring to one's child or prodigy.
• Woe: A colloquial term for a friend or companion.
• Factz: Denotes a serious fact, often emphasizing truthfulness.
• Fyd: Means "What are you doing?" often used to inquire casually.
• Lil Daddy: Flattering term for a cute boy or someone attractive.
• My Mans: Refers to close friends or a boyfriend, emphasizing a bonded relationship.
• Dip: Slang for leaving a place or excusing oneself.
• Sauced: Describes a state of inebriation or being drunk.
• Hitting a Lick: Refers to the act of stealing something, often used in a street context.
• You Got the Bean: An expression commenting on someone having a large head or ego.
• I Can Fade: Indication of confidence in one's ability to handle a task or challenge.
• It's Brick Outside: Slang for stating that it is extremely cold outside.
• I Just Sold a Brick: Implies involvement in selling a substantial amount of drugs.
• I'm in My Bag: Refers to being in a deep emotional state or feeling very confident.
• This Smacks: A phrase used when something tastes exceptionally good.
• Fledging: Slang for faking or pretending, often in a deceptive context.
• My Block: Refers to one's group or gang, indicating a sense of belonging.
• DMV: Acronym for the region comprising Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia, known for its unique culture.
• Brick: Slang for a long duration of time.
• Geekin: Describes a heightened state of excitement about something.
• Ghost: Means to abruptly end a relationship by disappearing without an explanation.
• Go Smack: Refers to flirting or showing romantic interest in someone.
• Jone/Joan: To roast or tease someone in a playful manner.
• Kirk: Refers to someone getting excessively upset, often leading to screaming or ranting.
• Mans: Casual term for close friends; those who one is proud to associate with publicly.
• Tea: Gossip or rumors shared among acquaintances, often informal.