The smart way to keep people passive and obedient is to strictly limit the spectrum of acceptable opinion, but allow very lively debate within that spectrum - even encourage the more critical and dissident views. That gives people the sense that there's free thinking going on, while all the time the presuppositions of the system are being reinforced by the limits put on the range of the debate -- Comment by: Norm Chomsky    Rated:5/5

I'm an ABC. What do you think about that Honky Bitches? Comment by: Chow   

Chow, settle down! You ABCs are starting to get uppity! Comment by: White Titant   

Is this true or just scatalogical humour? Comment by: The Critic   

This is the true definition of "Ace": When one exerts soo much force while taking a "Duce" that it is unnessesary to whipe because the fecies came out clean. A precautionary whipe is usually used to ensure an "Ace" has been achieved. Comment by: Joe Dipshit    Rated:3/5

An "Ace" is also a fighter pilot with 5 or more air-to-air victories, e.g., Bob Johnson. Comment by: Falcon    Rated:3/5

Yeah they do. If you get an 'A' on a test then you aced it. Comment by: Americana   

It comes from the tennis term, "ace." A perfect serve that your opponent cannot touch is an ace. When you perform a perfect serve, you ace your opponent...they cannot touch it. Comment by: Jared82CA    Rated:4/5

yeah, I didn't realise it was so weird. you can 'ace' the eam. or something can just be ace/cool..? i use it! haha Comment by: meee   

I've never heard Acting the fool, but "a"~ not as a name, but like: "He's out acting a fool." Comment by: ohnoone   

"out acting a fool" sounds brittish to me. Comment by: Trisscar    Rated:4/5

that shyt aint british. its black people tawk. "dat ni66uh acting a fool" (pronounced 'actin a foo') Comment by: Denahli   

It's act a fool. No one says acting the fool. Comment by: Lia    Rated:3/5

it is definitely: "acting a fool" Comment by: ezekiel    Rated:3/5

i have heard it your acting a fool Comment by: Black   

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I enjoy Acting the Maggot. Some people say I'm an a-hole... Comment by: Joe   

5XJVi9 I view something genuinely special in this site. Comment by: crorkservice    Rated:4/5

Believe this was meant to be dessert, Brit for.... Comment by: penny912   

English slang as well, synonymous with pudding and Dessert Comment by: Mikers    Rated:4/5

Eh.... its used more to describe the party after a major event.... we say dessert when we want dessert. Comment by: Nevidge   

Used for the tickets sold for a formal dinner event that only allow attendance after the meal is finished.. examples being weddings, formal dress balls and dinner dances. Comment by: Arts Bál   

I use it and I'm English. Comment by: Edwin Okli   

"I was invited to the afters of a wedding" means I was invited to come to the wedding after the meal and the speeches etc. Some people would be highly insulted to be only invited to the afters. Comment by: Joe   

Oi Polloi - sticking the boot in since 1981 Comment by: poet    Rated:5/5

aggro is just general violence Comment by: andy mackay   

In the States, "aggro" is an abbreviation of "aggressive," specifically describing someone in the act of angry, violent assault. Commonly seen on the Jerry Springer Show and at drunk frat parties across the US. Comment by: sally    Rated:4/5

'I'm not going to THAT pub again. That guy's there and I don't need the aggro!' Comment by: Funkyfairycakes   

It looks as if the usage (meaning) in the US is different from the usage in Commonwealth countries (UK, Australia, NZ etc.). The US usage seems to lean towards actual violence (like a short form of 'aggression'), and in Commonwealth countries more towards bother, trouble and harassment (like a short form of 'aggravation'). A typical Commonwealth English usage would be, "Lisa? Haven't seen her for months. She was always on at me for some f*ckin' thing or other, and it was just too much aggro, so I left." Or maybe, "I found out she was married, though the bitch had never told me, and I didn't need that kind of aggro." Comment by: Gairlochan    Rated:4/5

USA USA USA USA USA USA WOOT WOOT Comment by: Penelope    Rated:5/5

I use this all the time Comment by: Mich    Rated:5/5

i learned aggro to mean "aggressive" not annoying (from my british girlfriend, coincidentally, as it is used pretty commonly in the us these days as well) as in " i said no and he went all aggro on me, trying to hit me and shit" Comment by: bob f   

it sounds more like... "ite" like "alright" Comment by: yo-yo   

how stupid kan yu gt? itz supposed 2 sound lyke "ite" yu kan say aight, ite, aite, or my personal fav, ayte. dam. dnt yu kno any black ppl? Comment by: Debahli   

i can't stand it when some jerk off says "aight"... makes em sound as retarded as they look.... it is better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.... Comment by: Toots    Rated:2/5

i f*cking hate it when people say this =_= Comment by: kawaii-ne   

Improper English, most avoid using it. Unless your a "redneck", or a "hick". (Country person) Comment by: Girl   

Yeah, right. As long as you don't say this when you're being graded on your oratory, you should be fine. (Besides, anyone who says "hick" or "redneck" is degrading themselves more than they're degrading then they're intending to degrade the person they're calling that. XP) Comment by: Allieyy    Rated:5/5

ain't yall kno who use this. i ain't no redneck or a "hick" black ppl say this 2. gt yo shyt straight beezy Comment by: Denahli   

dood ur trying to hard to act black Comment by: MENACE    Rated:3/5

ain't is in the dictionary peaple Comment by: cat    Rated:3/5

"ain't" ain't a word Comment by: papillon   

grooving to the tunes?lol! Comment by: sarah   

hoo made this uz no one says groving to the tunes anymore Comment by: EL!Z@BTH   

No ones needs tos plays deze airs gitarz just lizten too mee. Comment by: Skwisgaar   

you all cant spell worth shit!!!! Comment by: Funkshit   

What does an air guitar sound like? Comment by: Dex   

Is it a slang? Really? Comment by: SENS8   

Most of the posters to this dictionary seem to be "airheads" Comment by: The Critic    Rated:2/5

Often said about blonde-haired women. Comment by: Rachael   

a friend of mine likes "airheads." they're so stupid! i hate those b****es! Comment by: RAWR!   

An "air-head" is someone whose head would be filled with air if no one knew any better... or... There is air where brains should otherwise be... "When people smoke marijuana, their heads get filled with air..." -[hypothetical pot- head definition of air-head] See also: slow; dumb; blonde {ie. dumb blonde}; ignorant; idiotic; thoughtless; and the list goes on... Comment by: Joe    Rated:3/5

LOL what country is this from? I'm American and I have NEVER heard this before in my life! Comment by: jmg   

Yeah...I have never heard this used. Had a hard time pronouncing it too. Comment by: Kar   

from the deep south, I say this periodically. Comment by: max   

lame, noone says this, i think someone just made this up Comment by: rob    Rated:1/5

does it matter? it's funny and f*cked up! Comment by: me   

Why Alabama? Comment by: jenn    Rated:1/5

Cause alabama is huuuge!and lots of huge bitches;) Comment by: Emiiee   

WTH!? lol Iv nvr heard this and i have fished in alabama alot. Comment by: Boomstick   

From Alabama. Never heard it. And Alabama's not huuuge! either. Though parts of it do have lots of huge bitches. Comment by: wtf    Rated:1/5

Is this just Alabama or all the South? Comment by: Dex    Rated:5/5

WTF. I have never heard ANYONE use this. It's not slang. Its from a poor translation in an old videogame that was made into a crappy song that people are crazy about. Its nothing like "pwnz" nor does it seem to have any relation to "pwnage" (which is used by many). Comment by: Anon    Rated:1/5

ROFL. Thats right on the money Comment by: P4-rage    Rated:5/5

all ur base are belong to us Comment by: _SKiTZO    Rated:5/5

Best saying EVER. 100% correct. Comment by: 1337    Rated:5/5

T_T Your kiddin me right?.. I aint heard that lame exscuse for slang. Comment by: Killa   

Thats completely right... Its from Zero-Wing (a Japanese arcade game)... It was just very bady translated.... see Wikipedia Comment by: John    Rated:5/5

Copacetic is itse'f slang, albeit from the 1950's Comment by: asano_man   

omg ive never heard any1 say this in australia, and i live here.. we call it beer like every1 else Comment by: josh   

I've been here since I was born and i've never heard it called Amber Nectar Comment by: Borgey   

Sorry to break it to you guys but it actually did used to be called this and still is if you travel around oz. Comment by: Sparki   

I'm Australian and I've certainly heard it, though it's not common. Comment by: Gairlochan   

I thought it was amber fluid Comment by: Mamaa   

Ive lived in australia all my life and never heard this one. Ive heard booze and grog but not amber nectar that is not current slang Comment by: tom   

uh????????? I have never heard of this..... Comment by: Alex   

Absolutely correct, like Salvation army referred to as Salvo's. Aussies like 'o's, Robbie becomes Robbo, Jim-Jimbo Comment by: Lee    Rated:5/5

dude, ive never used this in my freakin life. you suck. Comment by: ILLINOISSSS   

Actually, they used this in the popular TV show The Wire. Comment by: tinyrobo    Rated:3/5

Ambo is common slang where I'm from here in Australia. Comment by: Kk   

I have been called this by a New Zealander chick. Comment by: medic162   

I've never heard of this before and i've lived in canada my whole life Comment by: Sarah    Rated:1/5

it's commonly used in quebec to differentiate between english speakers and french speakers who are known as francophones. Comment by: matthew    Rated:4/5

how old are you sarah? 5? Comment by: Denise    Rated:2/5

I live in Montreal and I hear the word almost daily. Also, on a related note, "allophone" is a person whose first language is neither French nor English. Comment by: Slavito    Rated:3/5

its the oposite of a fancophone Comment by: lilmisscanuck   

Is it possible this is derived from "Anglophobe" and "Anglophile"? Those meant English lovers and English haters back in the 1800s. Comment by: Conor    Rated:3/5

Are children biters down under? Comment by: The Critic    Rated:2/5

This is used in the USA to describe a very short person Comment by: Matthew    Rated:3/5

i live in australia and ive never hear this, its only rarely used as a term for a really small person but not a kid Comment by: josh   

Josh, how long have you lived in Australia?? Did you not notice that the flag on this comment has red stars because it's the flag of NEW ZEALAND? Comment by: Emily   

We use this word to describe a small dog Comment by: Devin   

I've heard this describing a dog... Comment by: Kim   

Funny Comment by: Nasca    Rated:5/5

Whoever hasn't heard this has to have lived under a rock for their whole life. Doesn't Bam Margera use this all the time? Comment by: velander    Rated:5/5

wowzer thast weird Comment by: sam i am   

I've used this. "Steve went ape shit crazy on Tom last night." BAT SHIT is also used. "Steve went bat shit crazy on Tom last night." Also: "Mom is going to go ape shit when she finds out you've been pilfing her cigs." Comment by: Sylvia    Rated:3/5

Reading all these comments are going to make me go ape shit. Comment by: Dick Russel    Rated:4/5

Lol, this is quite funny. Comment by: Hey    Rated:3/5

this one is stupid, dont use it unless you want to loose all your friends, and if you want to get beaten up Comment by: Tito Bidismo    Rated:1/5

Old school slang is cool. Good job. Comment by: Nadabon    Rated:4/5

No body says this freakin crap Comment by: Luigi   

Anyone says this to me is getting laid out flat. Comment by: Joshua   

We use it occasionally in SoCal. It just...it doesn't work unless you're a certain person. XD Comment by: Natalie   

lol, yeah this is pretty old. i wouldnt use it unless i was joking ~ or really cool by everyone's standard Comment by: ohnoone