Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

(Amelia) #1

joint creep joint
joint get one’s nose out of joint
joint heavy joint
joint juice joint
joint put someone’s nose out of joint
joint square joint
joke dirty joke
jones scag jones
jones skag jones
joybundle of joy
joyjoy dust
joyjoy flakes
joyjoy juice
joyjoy ride
joyjoy water
judge sober as a judge
jug federal jug
jug jugged (up)
jug jug up
jug jug wine
juice big juice
juice BO juice
juice cactus juice
juice cow juice
juice gorilla juice
juice happy juice
juice idiot juice
juice joy juice
juice juice freak
juice juice house
juice juice joint
juice juice racket
juice juice something back
juice jungle juice
juice juniper juice
juice moo juice
juice on the juice
juice tiger juice
juice tornado juice
jump Go jump in the lake!
jump jump bail
jump jump smooth
jump jump-start someone
jump jump (street)
jump jump the gun
jump one jump ahead of someone or
something
jump puddle jumper
jump Take a running jump (in the lake)!
jungleasphalt jungle
junglejungle juice
junglejungle mouth
juniper juniper juice
junkjunk bond
junkjunk fax
junkjunk food


junkjunk heap
junkJunk it!
junkjunk mail
junkjunk squad
junkjunk tank
junkon the junk
just just off the boat
just just the ticket
just just what the doctor ordered
just not just whistling Dixie
kahuna big kahuna
kangaroo kangaroo court
keen peachy (keen)
keepfor keeps
keepIf you can’t stand the heat, keep out of
the kitchen.
keepkeep cool
keepKeep in touch.
keepKeep it real!
keepkeep one’s cool
keepkeep one’s head right
keepkeep one’s nose clean
keepKeep on trucking.
keepKeep out of this!
keepKeep the faith (baby)!
keepKeep your hands to yourself.
keepKeep your nose out of my business!
keepKeep your pants on!
keepKeep your shirt on!
keepplay for keeps
keepWhere have you been keeping yourself?
keg keg party
Kentucky Kentucky fried
key church key
key keyed (up)
key keyed up to the roof
key key figure
key key grip
kibosh put the kibosh on something
kickfor kicks
kickget a kick out of someone or something
kickget one’s kicks (from someone or
something)
kickkick around
kickkick-ass on someone
kickkick back
kickkick cold (turkey)
kickkick down with something
kickkick freak
kickkick in the ass
kickkick in the butt
kickkick in the guts
kickkick in the rear
kickkick in the (seat of the) pants
kickkick in the teeth
kickkick in the wrist

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