Mudslinging is the practice of making malicious or damaging statements about someone in order to harm their reputation. This tactic is commonly used in politics and media to discredit opponents or rivals.

"Tough cookie" is a colloquial term used to describe someone who is strong, resilient, and able to handle difficult situations with courage and determination. It implies that the person faces challenges head-on without backing down easily.

LG stands for Lucky Goldstar, which is the former name of the South Korean multinational conglomerate LG Corporation.

1. Birdie - one stroke under par on a hole.
2. Bogey - one stroke over par on a hole.
3. Par - the standard score for a hole.
4. Ace - a hole-in-one, scoring a 1 on a hole.
5. Mulligan - an extra shot given after a poor shot, not counted in the official score.

Some popular slang words in the 1990s included "phat" (meaning cool or excellent), "all that and a bag of chips" (something outstanding), "as if" (expression of disbelief), and "whatever" (dismissive response).

The idiom "wear an alien face" means to appear distant, unfamiliar, or out of place in a particular situation or environment.

Some common slang words from the 1990s include "dope" (cool or awesome), "phat" (excellent or attractive), "fly" (stylish or cool), and "chill" (relaxed or laid-back).

Some popular slang words from the 1920s include: "bee's knees" (meaning excellent), "cat's pajamas" (meaning stylish or impressive), "swell" (meaning great), and "flapper" (referring to a fashionable young woman).

Being called a "tool" is often used as an insult, suggesting that the person is being manipulated or used by others, or that they are only useful for a specific purpose. It implies that the person lacks individuality or is easily influenced.

A larrikin is a term used in Australia and New Zealand to describe someone who is known for their lighthearted and mischievous behavior, often characterized by a disregard for authority or convention. Larrikins are typically seen as fun-loving and rebellious individuals who enjoy bending the rules.

"Hi" is a casual greeting used to acknowledge someone or get their attention. It is a commonly used word in informal conversations or when initiating a conversation.

Some slang terms for arsonist are firebug, torch, and pyro.

The term "Geordie" originated from the Tyneside region in northeastern England. It may have derived from a historical association with coal mining or from a local historical figure. Today, it is widely used to refer to people from Newcastle and its surrounding areas.

Slang serves as a way to create a sense of belonging and identity within a particular group or subculture. It can also be used for efficiency in communication by expressing ideas concisely. Additionally, slang can help to convey emotion, humor, or emphasis in language.

"Lu" can stand for various things depending on the context. Some possible meanings include "Land Use," "Loading Unit," "Luxembourg" (country code), or a nickname for the name "Lucy."

The idiom "crack someone up" means to make someone laugh or amuse them greatly.

1. "Dope" - excellent, cool, or great.
2. "Lit" - exciting, excellent, or turned up.
3. "Savage" - someone who is tough, fearless, or ruthless.
4. "Flex" - to show off or boast about something.

"Jueputa" is slang used in Spanish-speaking countries and it is derived from the phrase "¡hijo de puta!" which translates to "son of a bitch" in English. It is typically used as an exclamation to express frustration, surprise, or anger.

"Swarley" is a nickname mistakenly given to the character Barney Stinson on the TV show "How I Met Your Mother" in a running joke throughout an episode. It is a playful and comical alteration of his name used by his friends.

To cram refers to the practice of staying up most of the night studying for an exam or test. Students often wait until the last minute to study, and then try to make up for all their lost work. You'd hear someone say "I'm going to cram for that test tonight, so don't call or text me."

The term "speakeasy" originated during the Prohibition era in the United States (1920-1933) when the sale of alcoholic beverages was banned. These illicit establishments were called "speakeasies" because patrons had to speak quietly about them to avoid attracting attention from authorities. The name reflects the secretive and clandestine nature of these illegal bars.

A frosh is a slang term commonly used to refer to a freshman, especially in high school or college. It is often used informally to address or talk about first-year students.

"Robbing the cradle" is a colloquial phrase used to describe a situation where one person, usually an adult, is romantically involved with someone who is significantly younger, often implying that it is inappropriate or unethical due to the age difference.