ace in the hole n. something important
held in reserve. _ The twenty-dollar bill
I keep in my shoe is my ace in the hole. _
Mary’s beautiful singing voice was her ace
in the hole in case everything else failed.
ace in(to something) in. to happen onto
something good; to manage to get into
something. _ I hope I can ace into the afternoon
physics class. _ I don’t know how
I aced in. I guess I was just lucky.
ace out in. to be fortunate or lucky. _ I
really aced out on that test in English.
ace someone out tv. to maneuver someone
out; to win out over someone. (See
also aced; ace.) _ I plan to ace you out in
the first lap. T Martha aced out Rebecca
to win the first place trophy.
acid n. lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD).
(Drugs.) _ Acid and pot! That’s all you
think about. _ Freddy got hold of some
bad acid and freaked out.
acid test n. a very thorough test. (From a
test for determining true gold using
acid.) _ We put your invention through
the acid test, and—I am extremely sorry
to tell you—it failed miserably. _ I’ll take
this home to my kids and let them give it
the acid test. If it survives them, it’s a winner.
action 1. n. excitement; activity in general;
whatever is happening. _ This place is
dull. I want some action. _ How do I find
out where the action is in this town? 2. n.
winnings or the booty. (See also piece (of
the action).) _ I did my share of the
work, and I want my share of the action.
_ Just what did you do to earn any of the
action? 3. n. ---; copulation. _ Paul is
over at Martha’s house looking for some action.
_ All those guys are just trying for a
little action. 4. n. illegal activity; commerce
in drugs; acts of crime. (Underworld.)
_ You want a fast buck, you get
in on that action over on Fourth Street. _
Things have been a little slow here, but
there’s some action on the East Coast.
activated mod. tipsy; alcohol intoxicated.
_ All four of them went out and got a little
activated. _ Will this stuff get me seriously
activated?
Adam Henry n. an AH = asshole, a ‘jerk.’
(Treated as a name.) _ Why don’t you get
some smarts, Adam Henry?
addict n. someone showing a strong preference
for something or someone. (A
combining form not related to drug addiction.)
_ Sam is a real opera addict. He
just loves the stuff. _ My uncle is a mystery
addict.
adios muchachos [adi”os mu”tSatSos] tv.
the end; good-bye everyone. (Spanish.)
_ If you step out in front of a car like that
again, it’s adios muchachos. _ I’ve got a
gun aimed at your navel. If you move so
much as one muscle, you can just say adios
muchachos.
adobe dollar [@”dobi “dal#] n. a Mexican
peso. _ How many of these adobe dollars
does it take to buy a can of pop here? _
One greenback will get you about 2,400
adobe dollars these days.
AFAIK phr. as far as I know. (Acronym.
Computers and the Internet.) _ Everything
is ok with the server, AFAIK.
African golf ball and African grape a watermelon.
(Streets. Alludes to an early
stereotype of African-Americans being
very fond of watermelon.) _Gimme a big
slice of that African golf ball. _ When he
said we were having African grapes for
dessert, I thought he meant sherbet.
African grape Go to African golf ball.
Afro and fro n. a hairdo, sometimes worn
by American blacks, where the hair appears
to be a large puffy ball. _ Man, I
thought Afros went out in the sixties! _
Where’s you get that fat fro?
ag and aggro mod. aggravated = irritated:
annoyed. _ Hey, man. Don’t get yourself
so aggro!
سلام دوستان.خوب هستین.
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