and yet: too bad, doesn't apply--used as a response
askew: messed up
brooding: appearing deep in thought and sullen--often attractive to young women
chick fight thing: female street fight with hair-pulling and nail-digging
childhood trauma: problem--as in "What's your childhood trauma?"
country music: the music of pain
darn tootin': agreed (said as a way of eagar agreeance)
dump-a-gram: dumping letter/speech
dust: to eliminate vampires using a stake
Evita-like: arrogant; snooty
five by five: still friends or allies after a misunderstanding or a bout of personal friction; cool
freaky deaky: odd or ironic; funky
funky: not of the norm; unusual, odd
gathering: subdues party with mellow song stylings and bri
get pelvic: become sexually intimate
guiltalopooza: the state of feeling overly guilty
happy: satisfying feeling (ie, "When Angel does something wrong it gives me a happy." -Xander) or ("You give him [Angel] a happy." -Xander)
happy meals with legs: people, from a vampire's point of view
hitting a major backspace: losing points in popularity status
honey: attractive male
hootenanny: party chock full o' hoot with a little bit of nanny
hottie: attractive female or male--including vampires, i.e. Angel
ick factor: gross happening
idiot box: any kind of computer
joy train: a happy state of mind
kiss of death: the words "have a great summer" when written in a high school yearbook
life: the act of living, but only when it includes elements of fun
linoleum: aphrodesiac for 17-year-old boys
mitts: hands, i.e. "Get your mom-age mitts off my boyfriend!"
much: great in degree--often used as a put-down, as in "pathetic much?" or "overidentify much?"
muffin: cute boy
pos: yes, affirmative--opposite of negative
maiden voyage: a first date
nerd: one who devises computer programs
one-Starbuck town: a small town lacking in shopping, entertainment and excitement
oogy: funky feeling often associated with flu symptoms
overachiever: one who no one likes
Owenosity: characteristic or style that is of Owen
round robin: group process of phoning individual members' parents to say each is staying at another's house for an alibi. esp. when used in vampire slaying
Sabrina: witch
Salty Goodness: hot male
She-Giles: female with Watcher's knowledge of the supernatural and slayer history, i.e. Kendra
Shields, Brooke: creature form the Blue Lagoon
shindig: medium intensity with less mellow song stylings where dip and malt beverages are often served
sitch: situation
smoochies: kissing, general date stuff
spontaneous human combustion: el bursto into flamo--like the human torch, except it hurts
so: very much--as in Willow is so the net girl
statistical impossibility: a sixteen year old girl willfully unplugging the phone
superchick: abnormally powerful women; Buffy
tact: not saying true stuff
Tesh, John: evil incarnate, devil
that way: non-platonic; Buffy doesn't think of Xander that way
touching digits: a sign of friendship, having the same effect as chocolate
tragedy masks: sad faces
undead: vampire or zombie; dead but doesn't act ike it
undead American: politically correct way of refering to vampires
vampire: reanimated body of currently dead human who feeds on blood, has pointy teeth and generally a nasty disposition
vampire meals on wheels: delivery of blood to Sunnydale hospital
van: vehicle a homecoming queen does not ride in
Vogue up: to beautify
wacky, the: irrational behavior often caused by love
wiggins: the creeps, form of wigged-out--as in that guy with a nail in his head gives me the wiggins
witch: one who casts horrible disfiguring spells, usually to become a cheerleader
yack: throw up
zombie: one who was once alive, is now dead and acts alive, but angrier; undead
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some taken from the Official Buffy the Vampire Slayer Magazine, Winter 1998