10 Roaring Twenties Slang Words for Money You Should Know

1920s Slang For Money

The most common slang terms for money in the 1920s were things like “buck” and “dough”. Depending on where you were, you might also hear “Mazuma” and “moolah”. Most of the slang terms for money from this time have survived until today and you’ll still … Read more

11 Ways To Talk About Money Like A Kiwi

New Zealand Slang For Money

New Zealanders most often use the term “bucks” to describe New Zealand dollars. This is by far the most common and widely used slang term for money in New Zealand. However, there are plenty of other informal terms, from “gold coins” for one and two-dollar … Read more

10 Revealing Slang Terms Kiwis Use When They Are Angry

New Zealand Slang For Angry

When it comes to expressing anger, New Zealanders have a unique set of slang terms that capture everything from mild irritation to full-blown rage. Whether you’re a bit “miffed” or “seething,” there’s always a Kiwi phrase to match the level of frustration. Some of these … Read more

18 Notable Indian Figures Who Changed the World

Famous People From India

India is an extremely large place steeped in millennia of history. Naturally, the country has produced many people famous the world over, both in the past and in the modern day. From the most world-changing politicians and civil rights activists, to historical religious figures, and … Read more

30 Wrestling Slang Terms That Only True Fans Understand

Wrestling Slang

Professional wrestling has a language of its own, designed to protect the business and keep the magic alive. Wrestlers and insiders use this unique slang to communicate without revealing secrets to the audience. Many of these terms trace their roots back to carny talk, a … Read more

10 Unique Ways South Africans Refer To A Boy

South African Slang For Boy

In South Africa, a boy is most often referred to as “ou” or “oke”, while other slang terms such as “boykie” are often used in a more specific sense. You may also hear kerel meaning “boyfriend”. Beyond that, generic terms such as “guy,” “bro”, “dude” … Read more

10 Ways Americans Say No Without Actually Saying No

American Slang For No

Common American slang terms for no include simple variations of the word, such as “nope” or “nuh-uh”. Beyond these, there are many more emphatic slang phrases used for no, such as “no sir”, “no way, “no way José,” or “not on your life”. Even more … Read more

10 Slang Terms For Women Straight Out Of The 1920s

1920s Slang For Woman

The most common slang term for a woman in the 1920s was “flapper”. You would also hear “doll” and “dame”. These were the most widespread, all-purpose terms. Other terms that were more specific included “fire alarm” and “fire bell” for divorced and married women respectively. … Read more