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Dictionary of Playground Slang (Online)
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1. ac/dc Bisexual. Pronounced aycee-deecee , e.g. I caught Janet kissing Melanie the other day whicle John was away. I didn t know she swung both ways! She must be ac/dc.". circa 1970 s - 0.3 KB
2. ace Wonderful, first class, cool", really good. Originated probably with being number one . circa 1940 s, UK (SE) ◊ Acronym for A. C.rap E.ffort". Term is used to alienate kids 0.7 KB
3. aced To do remarkably well at something, e.g. I aced that test!". circa 1960 s, UK (SE)
4. acid LSD (Lysergic acid diethyl amide). See also: lucy
5. acid drops (1) type of sour sweet made from boiled sugar and flavourings. (2) an acerbic comment made about a third party. circa current, UK
6. acid head One heavily into the use of LSD. See also: lsd
7. acid house The dance craze that was a forerunner of the rave but fuelled by the drug LSD rather than Ecstacy. circa 1980 s, UK
8. acker When playing cards (invariably for lunch money) the Acker was the name commonly used for Aces. circa 1980 s, UK ◊ Friend ◊ A person with no style or class 1.3 KB
9. ackrite Combination of act and right . circa 1990 s, USA
10. acrobrat Kids who attach poles to the front axle of their bikes so they can bounce up and down on the front wheel - a bit like a pogo stick on steroids. circa 1970 s, UK
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