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AlL that and a bag of chips
- The next time you're really enjoying something, be sure to let everyone know you think it's DAP. "[It's] an acronym for Dead Ass Perfect and comes from the 50s jazz era when something — whether it is a riff or a trumpet solo or martini — is simply excellent," Brenda Knight, author of Women of the Beat Generation , tells Bustle. So useful, right?
https://www.bustle.com/articles/201202-11-hilarious-old-fashioned-slang-words-we-should-bring-backv
- To "know your onions" is to know what's up or what's going on, according to Nico Lang on ThoughtCatalog.com. This one is out of the 20s — a decade where many a ridiculous phrase was uttered. Maybe it's time we bring some of them back?
Ricky Tick-quick fast and I a a hurry
Assholes and elbows- do it now
Dag’on it’s how it’s said that makes it military
The higherarchy of “A La”
A la- excitement or exasperation much like the word fuck is so versatile
A la vagers this is what kids say as to not get smacked
A la maquina amazed disbelief
Then the apex A la FUCKING verga, bro!
It’s slang for oh fuck/holy fuckWe used to say “psycho” or “psychopathic” if something was all crazy
“All…” adds emphasis to whatever you’re saying
“Mimis” sleep I’m guessing derived from dormir