1. Someone who spills food a lot
   Someone who stays at home and watches TV all day
2. Someone who gets lost easily
   Someone who is never home

Someone who is lazy, or stays at home and watches TV all day, might be referred to as a "couch potato." For example, "Bob has been such a couch potato since he lost his job."

1. Leave the party
   Stay at the party
2. Dance at the party
   Order a round of drinks

Another word for "leaving" a party or a situation is to "jet." For example, "I gotta jet. I'm already 20 minutes late!"

1. You want me to become more rambunctious.
   You want me to lower my voice.
2. You want me to take prescription medication.
   You want me to relax.

Another way of saying "calm down," or "relax" is to tell someone to "take a chill pill." For example, "Steve, take a chill pill; you're being too anxious right now."

1. You need to relax.
   You're a really nice person.
2. You are too cold in body temperature.
   You spilled food on yourself.

You might tell someone to "cool out" if they need to relax or calm down. For example, "Nathan, chill out. You're acting so rude right now."

1. Something is outdated.
   The item in question should be worn on the hips.
2. Something is trendy.
   Something is uncool.

A trendy item was called "hip" in the '80s. For instance, "Those shoes are so hip!"

1. Burn outs
   Head bangers
2. Salty
   Crazy

"Head bangers" was an '80s term that referred to metal music fans who "banged" their heads with the beat of the music. This often involves quick nodding of the head.

1. Give a gift to someone
   Show respect for someone
2. Insult someone
   Act unprofessional

To disrespect, or "dis" someone means to insult them. For example, "Dude, did you see how Bob dissed George. So uncool!"

1. You want them to think about something realistically.
   You want them to stop losing things.
2. You like their way of thinking.
   You want someone to stop spilling food and drinks.

If you want someone to think about something or someone in a realistic manner, you might tell them to "get real." For example, "Jason, you can't be jobless for the rest of your life; get real!"

1. Someone who makes stupid decisions
   An unpopular person in school
2. An athlete who participates in multiple sports
   A very intelligent person

A jock is someone who participates in multiple sports (typically in a school setting). They were also considered "cool" and "popular" types of people.

1. I'm calling you an idiot.
   I'm saying you're smart.
2. I'm saying that there​ is something medically wrong with your head.
   I'm saying that you seem lost.

Someone who is an airhead is someone who is not very smart, and they are considered to be an "idiot" by the person who called them this insult. For example, "Steve, you were such an airhead during that football game!"

1. Terrible
   Undercooked
2. Great
   Old

A great burger, food item or situation was called "bombdigity" in the '80s. For example, "Your shoes are bombdigity!"

1. Fashionable
   Fabulous
2. Fave
   Fantastic

"Fave" is a shortened way of saying "favorite," and was prominently used as slang in the '80s. For example, "Jessica, what's your fave outfit in your closet?"

1. Leave a situation
   Stay at the current situation
2. Resolve the current situation
   Bounce a ball

To bounce from a situation means to leave a situation. For example, "This party is dumb; let's bounce."

1. They agree to go to the party.
   They don't want to go to the party.
2. They are going to be late to the party.
   They are feeling under-the-weather.

To be "down" for something means that you want to go to the place in question. For example, "Hey, Dan, do you want to go to my graduation next week?" "Yes, I'm down!"

1. This chicken is really good.
   This chicken is of "choice" quality.
2. This chicken tastes rancid.
   This chicken is not brand-name.

Food that is referred to as "choice" means that the food is tasty. It also refers to something that is cool, like an outfit or a hairstyle.

1. Brand new
   Buggin'
2. Below average
   Bunk

If someone is "buggin'," it means they are acting ridiculous or crazy in a situation. For instance, "Dude, quit buggin' out; you're going to be fine!"

1. Please, leave
   Stay
2. We'll catch up later
   Kick rocks

If you want someone to get away from you, you might tell them to "kick rocks." For example, "Joe, you're being annoying. Go kick rocks."

1. Thoughtful
   Not intelligent
2. Intelligent
   Brave

Someone who is intelligent or a "nerd" in school might have been called a "dexter" in the '80s. For example, "George is such a dexter."

1. Silly
   Below average
2. Juiced
   Calm

A "juiced" person is someone who acts ridiculous or rambunctious in nature. For example, "Steve, stop acting so juiced, you're embarrassing yourself."

1. Doi
   You're right.
2. Yes, sir
   I'm not feeling good.

"Doi" is another word for "duh." For example, "This is how you solve the puzzle, Sarah." "Doi! Why didn't I think of that?"

1. There are a lot of drinks at this party.
   This party is lame.
2. This party is awesome.
   There are many people at this party.

If a situation is "crunk," it means that it's awesome or cool in nature. It can also refer to other types of formal events. For example, "This wedding is crunk!"

1. Shaggy
   Up-do
2. Scruffy
   Hairdog

Someone who wore a mullet hairstyle was most likely called a "hairdog" in the '80s. For example, "Adam is such a hairdog with that mullet cut!"

1. Lower your voice a little.
   Keep talking more.
2. Shut your mouth!
   Their is a bag on your face.

If I tell you to "bag your face," it means that I want you to shut your mouth. For example, "Bob, you're being obnoxious. Bag your face!"

1. Bulk
   Burn
2. Bunk
   Burn out

If a situation is "bunk," it means that it's not a great situation. For example, "Ugh, I have to work tomorrow. That is so bunk!"

1. I don't think you understand what I'm saying.
   Are you related to me?
2. Can you empathize with me?
   Can you talk louder?

Wanting empathy is mutual with the phrase "can you relate?" For example, "Ugh, my boyfriend just broke up with me and it's been really hard. Can you relate?"

1. Something is bright.
   Something is cool.
2. Something is fast.
   Something is outdated.

The word "flash" refers to something or someone that is cool and awesome. For example, "Your hairstyle is so flash today!"

1. Above average
   Average
2. Idiot
   Boss

If someone is "boss," it means they are really cool. For example, "That shirt is boss," or "Dude, your speech was so boss."

1. Burn
   Poke
2. Salt
   Bunk

To burn someone means to insult them. For example, "Steve your head looks like a ping pong ball." "Wow, you just burned him bad."

1. There is butter on your shirt.
   It looks rough in texture.
2. It looks ugly.
   It looks cool.

If something or someone is referred to as "butters," it means that it's cool, or "smooth like butter." For example, "That hairstyle is butters!"

1. You want to get information on someone.
   You want to call a hotline for someone.
2. You need to get an item for someone.
   It refers to a computer circuit component.

To get the "411" on someone means that you want information about them. For example, "Give me the 411 on my friend, Ashley; how's she doing?"

1. Someone who is a great car mechanic
   A situation that went better than expected
2. Something that is horrible
   Someone who lost an item

A great situation, or something that went better than expected, might be referred to as an "ace." For example, "I aced that quiz yesterday!"

1. Someone who is too tan
   Someone who loves the beach
2. Someone who hates trendy items
   Someone who is a hippie or wears Bohemian-style clothes

Hippies were often called "bohos" back in the day. This also refers to someone who wore Bohemian-style clothes, which was was loose and free-flowing.

1. It's a vocal exclamation mark that is used at the end of a sentence.
   It refers to a situation that is "big" in nature.
2. It refers to a brand of clothing.
   It refers to someone who is very funny.

The phrase, "big time," is like a vocal exclamation mark that is used at the end of a sentence. The situation in the context could also be either good or bad. For example, "Dan, did you get fired?" "Oh yeah, big time!"

1. A female who was very smart
   A female who was not very smart
2. Someone who was named "Betty"
   A female who was mean

A female who was mean in nature was often called a "betty." For instance, "Sarah is being such a betty lately!"

1. Lame
   Below average
2. Stupid
   Ridiculous

Something that is "lame" is synonymous with something that is uncool in nature. For example, "Your outfit is so lame."