Don’t Embarrass Yourself: Prove You Know These 28 Slang Terms From The ’90s
Slang in the ’90s had a vibe of its own. People were ‘gettin’ jiggy,’ ‘talking to the hand,’ and saying things were ‘all that and a bag of chips.’ Some of it we still hear today, some of it we don’t—but if they sound familiar, you’ll do just fine in this quiz!
You will get 28 slang terms from the ’90s. Your job is simple—guess what they actually mean.
Try not to bug out—let’s go! 🧢🎧
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'Getting jiggy' most decidedly meant something other than dancing where I live, also 'ditto' is not slang and finally, where would the 90s have been without 'The Simpsons' eh?
What I gather from this is that if the 90s didn't have Will Smith or The Simpsons, there wouldn't be any decade-specific slang... 😂
Some are definitely earlier 1990. Also Scrilla and Mondo I think might be location based.
I didn't know "hella" until I met my then-bf's college roommate, who was from Northern California. Apparently "hella" was, well, hella common in NorCal, but not said at all in Southern California, where I'm from XD all the rest of them were familiar to me from my childhood, though XD
Load More Replies...I got 27 (I'm British so had no idea what 411 meant) and I'm a child of the 80s when some of this slang was in use. Like dibs on which chair/desk/table at school, and so on.
28/28 mainly because I watched too much Simpsons and Will Smith. the rest were more 70's and 80's. Still more entertaining than another Reddit AITA repost from 8 years ago.
'Getting jiggy' most decidedly meant something other than dancing where I live, also 'ditto' is not slang and finally, where would the 90s have been without 'The Simpsons' eh?
What I gather from this is that if the 90s didn't have Will Smith or The Simpsons, there wouldn't be any decade-specific slang... 😂
Some are definitely earlier 1990. Also Scrilla and Mondo I think might be location based.
I didn't know "hella" until I met my then-bf's college roommate, who was from Northern California. Apparently "hella" was, well, hella common in NorCal, but not said at all in Southern California, where I'm from XD all the rest of them were familiar to me from my childhood, though XD
Load More Replies...I got 27 (I'm British so had no idea what 411 meant) and I'm a child of the 80s when some of this slang was in use. Like dibs on which chair/desk/table at school, and so on.
28/28 mainly because I watched too much Simpsons and Will Smith. the rest were more 70's and 80's. Still more entertaining than another Reddit AITA repost from 8 years ago.


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