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      Know Your Slang?

      We're all part of A global Community but how well do we really know each other? Do you understand the slang used by the different cultures? Take the quiz and then challenge your friends! Dont see slang for your country or one of your favorites? Help the quiz grow by adding your own questions on commonly used slang for your language to it.

       
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      Dag means? (HINT: There are two correct answers)
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      • Is a made up word and meaningless

      • Aussie slang a person with little or no dress sense

      • Kiwi slang which implies that a person is good looking

      • Aussie slang for a funny person, nerd, goof

      • Kiwi slang for a funny person, nerd, goof

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      1. Dag means? (HINT: There are two correct answers)
        1. Is a made up word and meaningless
        2. Aussie slang a person with little or no dress sense
        3. Kiwi slang which implies that a person is good looking
        4. Aussie slang for a funny person, nerd, goof
        5. Kiwi slang for a funny person, nerd, goof

        1. A dag is technically the matted wool on a sheeps tail. In Australia it refers to people who don't have a neat, tidy or cultured appearance.

          It can also refer to a person who tends to be quite informal. It is not necessarily a derogatory term in modern useage and Aussies will often use it as a term of endearement. e.g. You are such a dag.

          Photo by Essjay in NZ uploaded on September 18, 2006 licensed under Creative Commons ShareAlike 2.0.

          Photo of dog on question was by J. Star Uploaded on July 17, 2006

      2. What is kai?
        1. Aussie slang for ok
        2. American slang for cool
        3. Kiwi slang for food, from the Maori word for eating
        4. English Slang for fish
        5. Kiwi slang for really cool

        1. The Maori people are the indigenous people of New Zealand. They comprise about 10% of the country's population and are Polynesian. Maori people have retained their unique culture, and this rich culture contributes much to New Zealand as a whole.

          Photo by Essjay in NZ uploaded on July 29, 2005 licensed under Creative Commons ShareAlike 2.0

          Photo of Swan on question by Mr Dayglo uploaded onApril 5, 2008

      3. The circus was really rinky-dink.
        1. "Rinky-dink" means excellent
        2. "Rinky-dink" means cool
        3. "Rinky-dink" means brilliant
        4. "Rinky-dink" means worth it
        5. "Rinky-dink" means inferior, cheap or insignificant

        1. The derivation of this expression isn't known but it did originate in the USA around the turn of the 20th century.

          The earliest used referred to 'cheating'

          The Fresno Morning Republican, June 1899:

          But I - I ain't got nothln' for to show him what I think,
          But you can bet I'll not set by and get the rinky-dink!

          Photo of Circus on question by Michelle Brea uploaded on July 17, 2007
          by Michelle Brea

      4. What is a "sarnie"?
        1. British slang for sandwich
        2. Aussie slang for sandwich
        3. Kiwi slang for sandwich
        4. British slang for sausage roll
        5. Aussie slang for sausage roll

        1. In the UK, particularly in the north of England sandwiches are known, informally, as 'butties' or 'sarnies'. This is particularly the case with sandwiches including freshly-cooked bacon and butter, though other forms of 'butty' use other ingredients and mayonnaise.

          Photo of sandwiches by ilmungo uploaded on February 10, 2006 licensed under Creative Commons ShareAlike 2.0

          Photo of Worchester on Question byWhat What was uploaded on March 22, 2005
          by What What

      5. LMAO means
        1. Lossening my assets off
        2. Losing My Assets off
        3. Letting my ass off
        4. Laughing my ass off
        5. Lossing my ass often

        1. Internet slang is slang that Internet users have coined. Most typically originated to save keystrokes, and many people use the same abbreviations in text messages. They are also very commonly used in instant messaging.

          For example "r" means "are," "u" means "you".

          Photo uploaded on August 1, 2006
          by Janascho licensed under Creative Commons ShareAlike 2.0

          Photo of LMAO on question by Cdammen uploaded on July 15, 2006

           

      6. I got a big, fat goose egg on the test.
        1. American slang for the paper covered in dirt.
        2. American slang for the paper is wrinkled.
        3. American slang for a score of zero.
        4. American slang for clean paper.
        5. American slang for a score of 100.

        1. It refers to a zero, which when printed as a numeral, has a goose egg shape.

           

          Image Citation:

          hilary. "goose's egg." imago's photostream. 2007 May 4. 2008 May 27.

          http://farm1.static.flickr.com/168/483898619_ffa41440a0_m.jpg

      7. The word 'boohai' in New Zealand means:
        1. a greeting used when meeting an old friend
        2. a location used for family get togethers
        3. somewhere that no one wants to go
        4. a place or location that is miles from anywhere
        5. when you greet someone whose name you can't remember
      8. If someone goes up the apples and pears, what have they done?
        1. Gone to an orchard
        2. Gone up the stairs
        3. Gone to the grocery store
        4. Gone mad
        5. Had a fruit dessert

        1. This is cockney rhyming slang, so what is represented rhymes with the last word of the slang expression so pears - stairs

      9. "Jawn" is a common slang term for what and where is it used?
        1. To whine - British
        2. Thing - American, used only in Philadelphia
        3. Party - Canadian
        4. Person - Canadian
        5. Thing - American, wide use all over

        1. "Dat jawn was bangin'"

          Jawn is used in reference to pretty much any inanimate object or abstract thing in Philadelphia.

      10. In New England, we call it a "frappe." What is it?
        1. Frothy beer
        2. A bridal shower
        3. Milk and Ice cream, mixed
        4. Apple Cider
        5. Fizzy can of Coke

        1. New England is in the United States, north eastern area, south of Canada and bordered  on the east side by the Atlantic Ocean. I live in New Hampshire.

      11. In New England, we call it a "bubbler."
        1. Whirlpool
        2. Spa
        3. Water Fountain
        4. Fizzy water
        5. Large bubbles that float
      12. In New England, we call it a "rotary."
        1. A round tube
        2. Circular traffic pattern with exits
        3. Toilet brush
        4. Analog Clock
        5. Globe
      13. To what does the Canadian term touque refer?
        1. A moose.
        2. A knitted hat.
        3. A kitchen party.
        4. A person who is daft.
        5. A caraf for pouring maple syrup.

        1. A tuque (Canadian French: tuque, sometimes also spelled toque or touque in English) is a knitted hat, originally of wool though now often of synthetic fibers, that is designed to provide warmth in winter.  (Wikipedia) 

          When I was a kid living in Prince George BC, where it frequently got to -20 celcius, my favourite touque was a mustard yellow one with 'Midas Muffler' in black writing.

      14. Mauchit is a common word in the west of scotland, it means:
        1. A highland moccachino with pure milk from a highland cow
        2. A hot toddy, a common scots cure for a cold
        3. It means dirty or filthy
        4. A folk dance performed at Burns evenings
      15. What Does "lol" mean?
      16. On a Line
        1. Hanginging washing out
        2. Walking in a straight line, Sober test by police
        3. Angry about something
        4. Going on a cruise
        5. A police Line up
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