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   this guy

   Who's got two thumbs and just dropped their cell phone in the toilet? This guy. This guy is an expression used to highlight when someone has done something stupid or unbelievable. It's often used to reference oneself.
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   juice

   Do you got the juice? One has juice if they have respect, influence, power, authority, or sexual desirability. It can also be slang for alcohol and electric power, among other things.
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   drip

   Leaks drip, yes, but when you've got the drip or are dripping, it means in slang that your look or style is extremely fashionable or sexy.
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   jump out boys

   Sometimes carrying a derogatory tone, jump out boys is slang for "the police" or "law enforcement officers."
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   coño

   Coño is vulgar Spanish slang for "female genitalia" à la the English pussy, often used in everyday speech with the versatile force damn or fuck.
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   surrender cobra

   Found at sporting events, surrender cobra is a hands-atop-head pose made by fans when the their team's loss seems all but inevitable.
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   ignant

   Ignant is a form of "ignorant" or "an ignorant person" in Black English. It's a slang way of calling someone "stupid" or "ridiculous," or saying "going wild and crazy."
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   yinz

   Yinz is a Pittsburgh equivalent to y'all. It is used to address two or more people as a second-person plural pronoun.
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   uckers

   Uckers is a slang term for a woman who is particularly gifted at, or frequently performs, fellatio.
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    nawf

    Nawf is a dialectical pronunciation and spelling of "north," commonly associated with Black English. The popular rap group Migos to refer to north Atlanta, Georgia as the Nawf.
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    sloppy seconds

    Sloppy seconds also refers to dating someone after they've just broken up with someone in your immediate social group. Sometimes, it refers to having sex with someone who's just finished a sexual act with someone else.
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    Coulter’s Law

    Named after a 2015 tweet from provocative conservative political commentator, Ann Coulter, Coulter's Law states that the longer it takes the news media to identify a mass shooter in the United States, the less likely it is…