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Allow (that)
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Contrary to what you might think, this means "absolutely no way. Ever."
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Big up
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to praise or congratulate someone.
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CBA
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Abbreviation for 'can't be arsed' meaning can't be bothered to do ath
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Cool beans
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an exclamation of high regard, similar to "great!"
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Frape
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a compound of Facebook and rape, describing someone's social networking profile being hacked into and changed.
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Long
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an adjective used to describe something as irritating, time-consuming or boring.
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Neek
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a combination of nerd and geek to describe someone who is, well, exactly as every tutor wants their student to b
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Obv
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abbreviation for obvious
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Owned
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to be humiliated or embarrassed, usually after being shown up or exposed in some way.
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SDW
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abbreviation for secret degree workers, most commonly used at posh universities to describe students who pretend to be getting "bladdered'" and avoiding work, but are quietly working away in secret
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Smacked it
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to have done well at a particular activity.
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Teek
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adjective for very old – older, even, than most students would estimate their tutor to be. Derives from "antique"
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Tell over
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describes the actions of a tattle tail. When a student lets slip that you forgot to hand out a big assignment, they're "telling over" on their fellow students
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Wagwan
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a greeting. Stands for "What's going on?
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Waste
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someone who acts in an idiosyncratic way. As in: "He's joined the birdwatching club! He's waste but I like him
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