(identification) checked by police Cut out - To leave the area fast Ditch - To skip a day of school or leave someone behind Flake off - To leave suddenly or without a goodbye Flower power - The peaceful protest movement of the 60s that advocated love and nonviolence Freak out - To get overly excited or overwhelmed by emotions Hairy - A situation thats difficult or out of control Hang loose - Take it easy, to be laid back Hang tough - Persevere and stick with something even though its hard Heavy - A serious, intense subject Jam - To play music together informally Jazzed - To be excited or enthusiastic about something Kicks - Something done for the fun of it (a recreational activity) Laid back - Relaxed, easy-going No sweat - Another way to say No problem (meaning something isnt a problem or is easy to do) On the make - Looking for a date or romantic connection Pig out - Overeat or indulge in a lot of food Pound - Beat someone up (physically) Scarf - To eat very fast Shot down - To be rejected socially or romantically Solid - An expression of understanding and agreement Stoked - To like someone or something a great deal Stood up - When your date doesnt show up Swapping spit - Kissing with tongue

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