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ice (3) American and Australian English

an illegal drug; crystalline methamphetamine, speed

ripped (2) American and Australian English

intoxicated, drunk, drugged

empty-nester American and Australian English

a parent whose children have grown up and left home

jailbait American and Australian English

someone below the legal age of consent

klutz American and Australian English offensive!

a clumsy or foolish person

ratty (1) American and Australian English

in poor condition; worn or damaged because of continuous use

vet American and Australian English

veteran; someone who was in the armed forces during a war

bull dyke American and Australian English offensive!

a lesbian (see note below) who is very manly in appearance and behaviour

hustler (1) American and Australian English

a person, usually male, who has sex for money

hustler (2) American and Australian English

a skilled player, esp. at pool or billiards, who cheats other players by pretending to be an average player and then challenging them to play for money

idiot-box American and Australian English

television, TV

nod out American and Australian English

to go unconscious after taking a narcotic drug like heroin

total American and Australian English

to completely destroy, to wreck

ugg boots | ugh boots American and Australian English

soft sheepskin boots that originated in Australia

zip (2) American and Australian English

nothing, zero

zonked | zonked out (1) American and Australian English

under the influence of drugs or alcohol

antsy American and Australian English

restless, impatient, unsettled

can (1) American and Australian English

to reject or criticize something or someone

noggin American and Australian English

a person's head

rap (1) American and Australian English

to talk together in a relaxed way (v.) | a relaxed talk (n.)

wedgie | wedgy American and Australian English

The pulling of someone's pants up sharply from behind to wedge them in the crack of the buttocks.

ankle-biter American and Australian English

a child

donkey American and Australian English

a stupid or silly person

pooped American and Australian English

very tired, exhausted