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Hello, Dear Li, In general, you won’t find slang words in the Standard English dictionary. If you do, it will probably give you a different meaning. For example, if you looked for suck, you might find “to draw in by establishing a partial vacuum” which would make you wonder why it was ever considered bad. For English learners, I usually recommend the NTC Dictionary of American Slang. However, for more unusual words like queef, you would need something more comprehensive, such as Cassell’s Dictionary of Slang. Both are great resources. Your pal, Note from reader, Tonia H. (10/12/06) |
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