Try one of these words or phrases: Boogie: to dance Boogie down: to dance enthusiastically Closet disco queen: someone who dances in private at home, but not in public Get your groove on: to dance Groovy: cool Spice up your everyday chitchat with a few vintage questions and turns of phrase, like these: Can you dig it?: Do you understand? Catch my drift?: "Do you get it?" Copacetic: "Not a problem" Do me a solid: "Can you do me a favor?" Do you copy?: "Do you understand me?" Flower power: "Choose love over peace" Hertz donut: Part of a joke in which you ask someone if theyd like a Hertz donut, and when they say yes, you punch them in the arm and say, Hurts, dont it? (Dont do this) Jeepers creepers!: "Oh, my goodness!" Keep on truckin': "Hang in there" Mind your potatoes: "Stay in your lane!" Sound as a pound: going well (as in "How are you?" "Sound as a pound") Stop digging in my Kool-Aid: "Mind your own business!" Take a chill pill: "Chill out!" Ten-four, good buddy: "Yes" What's your twenty?: "Where are you?" You decent?: "Are you dressed?" or "May I come in your room?" You jivin' yet?: "Are you having a nice time?" Advertisement Not every slang word or phrase can be categorizedsome are just their own brand of retro weirdness
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Early smoking evolved in association with religious ceremonies as offerings to deities, in cleansing rituals, or to allow shamans and priests to alter their minds for purposes of divination or spiritual enlightenment
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