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What slang term did you learn as a kid that is no longer in use?
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Dag, pash, mole, cobber, drongo.
Rarely hear any of them these days.
You're a LEG-END. Legend pronounced leg end.
“Bray” as in “I’m gonna bray you after school”. It just doesn’t come up ever anymore.
"Bray" is the verb for a donkey making noise.
Meaning? Hadn't heard that one.
- dialect to hit or beat (someone or something) hard; bang
The macdonians always used to say "Sick fish" and it meant "Really good".
My parents considered it to be their greatest achievement that their kids say "cool" instead of "geil" (hot or sometimes horny).
this post was submitted on 17 Mar 2026
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