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Paperback: 352 pages
Publisher: Andrews McMeel (2 Oct 2006)
Language English
ISBN-10: 0740751433
ISBN-13: 978-0740751431
Product Dimensions: 17.5 x 12.4 x 2.8 cm

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Urbandictionary.com is a very successful site that encourages users to define the world with their own unique terms. In Urban Dictionary, site founder Aaron Peckham culls his more than 170,000 definitions for the funniest, wittiest, and most provocative phrases that define the modern slang scene. Within urbandictionary.com's lively lexicon are: business provocative - Attire used to provoke sexual attention in the workplace. compunicate - To chat with someone in the same room via instant messaging service instead of in person. dandruff - A person who 'flakes out' and ditches their friends. wingman - A guy who takes one for the team by hooking up with a hot girl's ugly friend so his own friend can hook up with the hot girl. Perfect for those who want to pick up some new slang and those who want to translate it, URBAN DICTIONARY is a gritty and witty look at our ever-changing language.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Off the Hizzle., 29 Dec 2005

By	lcollens "Liam" (London, UK) - See all my reviews

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The popular website turns into the eponymous book. In an age where keepin up with popular cultural terms is becoming increasingly difficult, this book manages to capture as much breath as possible while remaining light-hearted enough to not represent itself as an authority. This careful balance makes it a winner. I would strongly recommend it as a gift for 'the person who has everything' as it makes for intriguing can't-take-your-hands-off-it reading. No coffee table is complete without it. Any journalist is naked without it. And maybe parents would enjoy it just for the sake of understanding what their children are actually saying. One, Money.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect!, 18 Aug 2010

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I bought this for my father to help him understand my three teenage boys.

The boys speak in what seems like a foreign language and this book was the perfect translator.

My 71 year old father now has a much extended vocabulary which is hilarious!

A must buy!!

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5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome, 1 Dec 2009

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I got this for a friend's birthday and she loves it, however it seems to have more American slang than British slang but it is very current.

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