Bryan Cantrell

Airhead – A silly or unintelligent person.

Awesome – Something incredibly good or impressive.

Bad – Really good or cool (opposite of its literal meaning).

Bag Your Face – A way of telling someone to shut up or stop talking.

Barf Me Out – Expression of disgust.

Bitchin’ – Excellent, cool, or great.

Bodacious – Remarkable, impressive, or attractive.

Bogus – Fake, bad, or disappointing.

Book – To leave quickly.

Buggin’ – Freaking out or going crazy.

Bummin’ – Feeling sad or disappointed.

Burnout – A person who is always spaced out or tired, often associated with drug use.

Chill – To relax or calm down.

Chill Pill – Something to help someone calm down or relax.

Choice – Something that is really good.

Clutch – Perfect timing or coming through in a difficult situation.

Cowabunga – An exclamation of excitement or joy.

Crankin’ – Really good, awesome (especially in reference to music).

Decked Out – Dressed up or decorated very well.

Dibs – A claim to something.

Ditz – A ditzy or absent-minded person.

Dweeb – A socially awkward or uncool person.

Eat My Shorts – A way of telling someone off.

Far Out – Amazing, cool, or unusual.

Fer Sure – Definitely, absolutely.

Freaked Out – Scared or overly excited.

Fresh – Cool, stylish, or new.

Gag Me with a Spoon – Disgusting or revolting.

Gnarly – Something that is both good and bad; intense.

Grody – Disgusting or gross.

Gross – Disgusting or yucky.

Gutted – Feeling upset or devastated.

Heavy – Deep or intense.

Homeboy/Homegirl – A close friend.

Hoser – A loser or uncool person.

Hunk – An attractive male.

Jock – An athletic person, often perceived as less intelligent.

Lame – Uncool, boring, or bad.

Like – Filler word often used in Valley Girl speak.

Major – Used to emphasize something important or significant.

Mallrat – Someone who spends a lot of time at the mall.

Mondo – Huge or awesome.

Narbo – A dim-witted or uncool person.

No Duh – Obviously.

Not! – Used to negate a statement made right before it.

Oh My God (OMG) – Expression of surprise, shock, or disbelief.

Old School – Something that is traditional or from an earlier time, often used with respect.

Outrageous – Amazing or really cool.

Pad – One’s home or living space.

Party Hardy – To party hard or with great enthusiasm.

Poser – Someone who pretends to be something they are not.

Rad – Short for radical, meaning cool or excellent.

Radical – Awesome, cool, or excellent.

Ralph – To vomit.

Righteous – Amazing, cool, or very good.

Rip Off – Something that is overpriced or unfair.

Rockin’ – Something cool or awesome, often used to describe music.

Scarf – To eat something quickly.

Schweet – Another way of saying sweet, meaning awesome or great.

Scoot – To leave or move quickly.

Shades – Sunglasses.

Shred – To play music, especially guitar, very well.

Slammin’ – Something cool or exciting.

Spaz – Someone who is clumsy or overly excited.

Space Cadet – Someone who is out of touch with reality.

Spazzing – Freaking out or acting erratically.

Stoked – Excited or enthusiastic.

Stud – An attractive or confident male.

Sucka – A fool or someone who is easily tricked.

Sweet – Really cool or awesome.

Take a Chill Pill – To relax or calm down.

Take a Hike – To go away or leave someone alone.

Take It Easy – Relax or be calm.

Totally – Completely or absolutely.

Trippin’ – Acting crazy or overreacting.

Tubular – Awesome or cool (especially used by surfers).

Tweaked – Nervous or hyper.

Vibes – Feelings or atmosphere.

Veg Out – To relax and do nothing.

Wicked – Really cool or awesome.

Wimp – A weak or cowardly person.

Word – Used to express agreement.

Yuppie – A young urban professional, often perceived as materialistic.

Zit – A pimple.

Zoned Out – Daydreaming or not paying attention.

Dude – A term for a person, often a male.

Chillax – A combination of chill and relax, meaning to calm down.

Copacetic – Everything is okay or cool.

Decked Out – Dressed up or well-decorated.

Funky – Stylish or cool in a unique way.

Funky Fresh – Stylish and cool.

Grind – Hard work or effort.

Groove – To dance or enjoy music.

Kickin’ – Really good or awesome.

Mad – Very or a lot (e.g., "mad cool").

Max – Maximum effort or very intense.

Mega – Extremely or very.

Neat – Cool or awesome.

Rugged – Tough or hardcore.

Spiffy – Looking sharp or stylish.