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With the Boys 169: First base, n. (1) Kissing [...] (2) Lips.at first base, n.
With the Boys 169: First base, n. (1) Kissing [...] (2) Lips. With the Boys 171: Boys may say to their friends, rivals, and enemies [...] ‘bite my bag’.at bite the bag (v.) under bite, v.
With the Boys 177: The insult category consisted of [...] : gaywad, bite me, doofy, dork, mutt.at bite me! (excl.) under bite, v.
With the Boys 182: At one school in Bolton Park, kids are classified as to whether they are daredevils (kids who get into trouble), jocks, or burnies (burn-outs – preadolescents who smoke, drink, and use drugs).at burnie, n.1
With the Boys 182: At one school in Bolton Park, kids are classified as to whether they are daredevils (kids who get into trouble), jocks, or burnies (burn-outs – preadolescents who smoke, drink, and use drugs).at burnout, n.
With the Boys 169: Buzz, n. Short haircut; crewcut.at buzz, n.
With the Boys 169: Doof, n. Foolish awkward boy.at doof, n.1
With the Boys 177: The insult category consisted of [...] : gaywad, bite me, doofy, dork, mutt.at doofy, adj.
With the Boys 169: Dork, Dorko, n. Disliked boy.at dork, n.
With the Boys 167: In Beanville, a glom was an awkward kid, a creep.at glom, n.1
With the Boys 169: Way to be, int. Supportive comment.at way to go!, excl.
With the Boys 171: Boys may say to their friends, rivals, and enemies [...] ‘eat my goober,’ ‘eat me out,’ ‘french my hole’.at goober, n.1
With the Boys 169: Goober, v.i. Drool.at goober, n.2
With the Boys 171: Boys may say to their friends, rivals, and enemies [...] ‘head me’.at head, v.2
With the Boys 175: Iowan male subculture calls these creatures ‘hogs’.at hog, n.
With the Boys 182: In their school there are three groups of kids: rowdies, in-betweens, and goody-goodies (or Holy Joes).at holy Joe, n.
With the Boys 110: Would taste awful horseshit.at horseshit, adj.
With the Boys 167: Ish is the Minnesota equivalent of ick or yeech [...] – mild disgust.at ick!, excl.
With the Boys 167: Ish is the Minnesota equivalent of ick or yeech [...] – mild disgust. [Ibid.] 169: Ish, int. Exclamation of disgust.at ish, adj.
With the Boys 169: Mo, n. Homosexual.at mo, n.1
With the Boys 169: Mutt, n. Disliked or ugly girl.at mutt, n.
With the Boys 169: Nail, v.t. Hit (as in ‘nailing’ a car by throwing an egg at it).at nail, v.
With the Boys 170: Whore, n. Disliked or ugly girl (also ‘prostie’).at prostie, n.
With the Boys 169: Sad, adj. Unsatisfactory, bad, poor.at sad, adj.
With the Boys 171: Boys may say to their friends, rivals, and enemies [...] ‘suck my summer sausage’.at sausage, n.
With the Boys 175: The Iowan male subculture [...] uses ‘moron’ rather than calling someone ‘sick’.at sick, adj.1
With the Boys 169: Sleezy, adj. Lucky, often with the implication that the luck was undeserved (as in ‘sleezy catch’).at sleazy, adj.
With the Boys 173: The idea of a swirly – sticking a boy’s head in a toilet (either clean or unflushed) and flushing – was learned by some [...] youngsters attending a summer hockey camp.at swirly, n.
With the Boys 169: Tinsel teeth, n. Boy who wears metal braces on his front teeth.at tinsel teeth, n.
With the Boys 169: Ultra adj. Very sophisticated or ‘cool.’.at ultra!, excl.
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