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A ARP —American Association of Retired Persons. Available to people over 50.

Ahma—mother

Ahnseek angel—guardian angel

All that and a bag of chips—means that a person is all that and more. Came into use in the mid-1990s

Amantine—butterfly

Amara—Every good and sweet thing a male can believe about his female. A term of affection.

Amarack—waterfall

Amlong disease—space sickness causes insanity

Anck—intercourse

Annum—year

Arnita—card game

BBW—Big Beautiful Woman

Bitchin’—good, great, awesome. Came into use in the 1960s

Bodacious—impressive, awesome, brave in action, remarkable, prodigious. Came into use in 1892

Bogart—To keep something all for oneself, thus depriving anyone else of having any. Came into use in 1965

Cestus Gladiators—ancient form of gladiatorial combat like wrestling. Performed in the nude.

Cestus match—an ancient type of gladiatorial combat not fought to the death. Fought in the nude.

Chillax—A mixture between the terms “chillout” and “relax”. Came into use in 2001.

Cool Beans—Used to describe something very favorable or pleasing. Great. Very nice. Came into use in the late ’60s/early ’70s

Dextans-pounds

Drack—the perfect all-purpose expletive. It’s a noun, it’s a verb, it’s an adjective.

Fairea (Fair-ee-uh)

FFS—For fuck’s sake

Fierto—foot

FWB —Friends with benefits

Get Jiggy—where an unhip or older person wants to sound hip or cool. Came into use in the late 1990s

Go Postal—To lash out violently and at random, often in a blind rage. Came into use in 1986.

Golden Pussy—chain of interplanetary strip clubs

Hella—it is commonly used in place of "really" or "very" when describing something. Came into use in 1987.

HIPPA—American law prohibiting disclosing personal medical information

Hishra—hay

Hoara—hour

Ince—inch

Kegels —exercises performed to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles which improve sexual function.

Leenz—Morganian word for penis

Ludus—gymnasium or training area for gladiators

Lunar cycle—month

Main Squeeze—the person you'll always have strong, intimate feelings for. No matter what. Came into use in 1970.

Mam’non—large hyena-looking beast

Mille—mile

Minima—minute

Modicum—second

Mronck—six-legged horse-like animal

Mullesta—fine fabric

Murmillo Gladiator—fights with three-foot sword and shield

Numa—Planet

Off the chain—Out of control, wild fun. Came into use in the 1990s.

Ortoni—oxen-like animal

Plas-film—thick plastic-wrap-like medical protection, often embedded with antibiotics

Posse—your crew, your homies, a group of friends, people who have your back. Came into use in the mid-1600s. I’m not sure when it came into use like this.

Punking—playing a practical joke on someone. Came into use in the early 1970s.

Sanctu—ritual suicide approved by Lord God Anteros

SSDD—Same Shit Different Day

Sumra—noodle porridge

Swipe Left—a term from a dating application where you swipe right if interested, swipe left if not

The bomb or da bomb—A phrase that is used to show something is really cool or awesome. Came into use in the 1940s.

Ton’arr—Zar’s race of lion people

Trident—three-pronged spear.

Unce —ounce

Warux—similar to a squirrel

Wayy—very much.

Whack—something in bad taste or is otherwise unappealing, bad, unfashionable, stupid or of low quality. Came into use in the 1990s

Wicked—Cool. Came into use in 1961.