Green’s Dictionary of Slang
Lit, n. a Lithuanian.
Lit, adj. Lithuanian.
lit, n. literature; also attrib.
lit, adj.1 1. literary,;esp. in combs. lit. crit., literary criticism; lit. ed., literary editor; lit. supp., literary supplement. 2. a literature textbook.
lit, adj.2 wide-spectrum term of approval, used of events, objects, individuals.
lit (up), adj. 1. drunk. 2. suffering from a sexually transmitted disease. 3. showily dressed up. 4. extremely intoxicated by a drug. 5. excited. 6. shot. 7. angry.
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Ada from Decatur, n. the point of eight in craps dice.
big I, little you
(n.)
an important person. under big, adj.
big juta, little juta, all same price
(adj.)
anything goes, irrespective of size or quality; usu. used of a country person who lacks the city dweller’s standards of choice. under big, adj.
little bird
(n.)
a network of information; rumour, gossip . under bird, n.1
little bitch
(n.)
an exceptionally long prison sentence. under bitch, n.1
bit of all right, a, phr. 1. an attractive person, usu. a young woman. 2. in abstract use, anything good and advantageous, e.g., a pleasant surprise, an enjoyable experience; also in ironic use (see cite 1928). 3. of objects.
little bloke
(n.)
the penis. under bloke, n.
little boss
(n.)
a middle-level prison officer. under boss, n.2
little fish
(n.)
an unimportant person. under fish, n.1
little Jerusalem
(n.)
the Jewish area of a town or city. under Jerusalem, n.
little Jesus Christ
(n.)
used as not little Jesus Christ to meto characterise as worthless. under Jesus, n.
little Jewrusalem
(n.)
see little Jerusalem under Jerusalem n. under Jewrusalem, n.
kinchin, n. 1. a (small) child. 2. a young woman, a little girl; thus attrib. 3. used adj. to imply an initial stage. 4. the lowest category of thief.
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little lagger
(n.)
one who serving a very short sentence. under lagger, n.2
lemac, n. a Camel cigarette.
literature, n. any form of printed material; also attrib.
Lith, n. see Lit n.
Litt, adj. see Lit adj.
little, n. 1. petting. 2. sexual intercourse.
little, adj.
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little Ada
(n.)
see Ada from Decatur n. under little, adj.
Little Africa
(n.)
the black area of a town or city. under little, adj.
Little Barbary
(n.)
see separate entry. under little, adj.
little bit
(n.)
a child, a young teenager. under little, adj.
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