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    The document defines slang terms used in prisons and by teenagers based on examples from television shows and articles. For prisoners, it defines terms like "junkie" to refer to a drug addict, "SHU" for a secure housing unit for problem inmates, and "slock" as a makeshift weapon made from a padlock in a sock. For teenagers, it defines slang terms like "hang out" meaning to spend leisure time, "chav" referring to a poorly educated working class person, and "fleek" to mean something is stylish or on point.

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    The document defines slang terms used in prisons and by teenagers based on examples from television shows and articles. For prisoners, it defines terms like "junkie" to refer to a drug addict, "SHU" for a secure housing unit for problem inmates, and "slock" as a makeshift weapon made from a padlock in a sock. For teenagers, it defines slang terms like "hang out" meaning to spend leisure time, "chav" referring to a poorly educated working class person, and "fleek" to mean something is stylish or on point.

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    Społeczne i zawodowe odmiany języka angielskiego

    PRISONERS: junkie n. a person who takes and is dependent on


    illegal drugs: By all means, seek out the supreme wisdom of the
    junkie philosopher – Orange Is the New Black, Netflix-TV series,
    2013
    PRISONERS: SHU n. Secure Housing Unit is a place where
    problem inmates such as gang leaders are mostly suspended :Pick
    up if you're there, Mari. I've been in the SHU – Prison Break,
    Netflix-TV series, 2005
    PRISONERS: slock n. a common prison weapon consisting of one
    or more padlocks or combination locks placed in a sock, which is
    then used like a club to beat someone: Hey, maybe you'll get
    slocked to death by a psychotic heroin dealer – Orange Is the New
    Black, Netflix-TV series, 2013
    PRISONERS: fish n. a new prisoner: Yo, fish. What you lookin’ at?
    You look kinda pretty to be up in here, man – Prison Break,
    Netflix-TV series, 2005

    PRISONERS: poochie n. slang for despicable woman: Can't abide


    by demanding flat-ass poochies – Orange Is the New Black,
    Netflix-TV series, 2014

    PRISONERS: pee pad n. two stacked pads used to urinate, à la a


    diaper: They ain't gonna let you pee. No one told you to wear a
    pee pad? – Orange Is the New Black, Netflix-TV series, 2014
    PRISONERS: cockroach n. an insect trained to transport cigarettes
    from camp to solitary confinement: These nuts… they train
    cockroaches to run smokes back and forth to solitary, you know?
    – Orange Is the New Black, Netflix-TV series, 2014
    PRISONERS: bail out phrasal verb to get someone out of jail by
    posting bail: That’s because CCCBF’s primary and immediate
    purpose is bailing out those jailed for nonviolent misdemeanors
    with a bond of less than $2,500 – Sun Journal, 2021
    PRISONERS: compassionate release n. when an inmate, typically
    one with little time left on her sentence, is released from prison
    early: And she is- was a lovely woman. Compassionate release is
    really just a dump and run – Orange Is the New Black, Netflix-TV
    series, 2014
    PRISONERS: furlough n. a program that allows an inmate to leave
    prison grounds temporarily: 'Am I warm?' 'You got your furlough.
    I made a few phone calls, moved the process along' – Orange Is
    the New Black, Netflix-TV series, 2014
    TEENAGERS: to hang out v. to spend leisure time with somebody:
    Is that all you do, Sid? Hang out with Tony? – Skins, Netflix-TV
    series, 2007
    TEENAGERS: shaggable adj. sexually inviting: Yeah, it is. You
    play clarinet and I look shaggable. – Skins, Netflix-TV series,
    2007

    TEENAGERS: chav n. a person, usually of poorly educated,


    working class origin: 'I didn't say anything. ' 'She's such a chav' –
    Misfits, HBO-TV series, 2009
    TEENAGERS: psycho n. a crazy person: You are a weird little
    psycho – Misfits, HBO-TV series, 2010

    TEENAGERS: braindead n. unintelligent, stupid person: 'You don't


    watch television, Chris?' 'No, I don't watch television, you
    braindeads' : Skins, Netflix-TV series, 2007
    TEENAGERS: mate n. …. : Billy. I need a favour, mate. Can I stay
    at yours? – Misfits, HBO-TV series, 2009

    TEENAGERS: dude n. an informal way of address for a man: Yeah,


    that's you. You were an All-Star, dude – Chilling Adventures of
    Sabrina, Netflix-TV series, 2018

    TEENAGERS: lowkey adj. this is a way to describe something you


    want to keep on the downlow: I lowkey can’t wait for this school
    year to be over… not that I’m mentioning this to my parents –
    FamilyEducation, 2021

    TEENAGERS: fleek adj. on point: Beyonce has dance moves on


    fleek! – FamilyEducation, 2021

    TEENAGERS: tea n. gossip, story or news: Spill the Tea with Aly
    Goni: 'Trolls live because we give them something to feed on'
    – Free Press Journal, 2021

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