(vs5)

-lu' and -laH combined (marked, slang) n

(noun)

a stuck person (slang), ditherer (slang), confused prisoner (slang), mixed-up prisoner (slang) n

(noun)

a stuck person (slang), ditherer (slang), confused prisoner (slang), mixed-up prisoner (slang) n

(noun)

accountant, financier (slang) n

(verb)

act without a plan, improvise (slang) n

(verb)

agree with routinely (slang), always agree with (slang), always cooperate with (slang), cooperate with routinely (slang) n

(noun)

amphibious vehicle (slang)

(noun)

animal, meat, dog (slang insult), cur (slang insult), inferior person (slang) n

(noun)

ankle (also slang term of deprecation) n

(noun)

assignment, task, duty (slang)

(noun)

authority, power, one in authority or in charge (slang)

(verb)

be absent, be not attentive (slang), be distracted (slang), be lacking focus (slang) n

(verb)

be awkward (slang) n

(verb)

be cursed (slang), be jinxed (slang) n

(verb)

be dead (referring to food) (slang) n

(verb)

be exhilarated (slang), be stimulated (slang), be invigorated (slang)

(verb)

be great (slang), be wonderful (slang), be excellent (slang), be splendid (slang), be good (slang) n

(verb)

be hazardous (slang), be perilous (slang), be treacherous (slang) n

(verb)

be horizontal, be shallow (slang), be superficial (slang), be uncritical (slang), be unfortunate (slang), be not good (slang) n

(verb)

be ridgy, be cool (slang) n

(verb)

be safe (slang), be protected (slang) n

(verb)

be salty, be brackish, be sure (slang), be definite (slang), be positive (slang), be certain (slang) n

(verb)

be solid, be brave (slang), be heroic (slang), be bold (slang), be valiant (slang), be intrepid (slang) n

(verb)

be spicy, be piquant, be hot, be randy (slang), be horny (slang)

(verb)

be sure (slang), be definite (slang), be positive (slang), be certain (slang)

(verb)

be vertical, be good (slang), be excellent (slang), be great (slang), be wonderful (slang), be splendid (slang), be profound (slang), be thorough (slang), be careful (slang) n

(noun)

boss, expert, authority (slang) n

(noun)

bow (slang) n

(verb)

bribe (slang)

(verb)

butt heads (slang)

(adverb)

by the way, parenthetically (slang) n

(noun)

carbon dioxide (slang) n

(verb)

cause (someone) to confess or reveal a secret, exact a confession (slang) n

(verb)

chew, annoy (slang), bother (slang), irk (slang), irritate (slang) n

(verb)

consume soup, Human-style kiss (slang) n

(verb)

crack a code (slang) n

(verb)

drain, use up, consume, expend, be reprehensible (slang), be disgusting (slang), be contemptible (slang) n

(verb)

err (slang), make a mistake (slang)

(verb)

fail to climax (slang) n

(verb)

fail utterly (slang) n

(exclamation)

good news, it's good to hear that (slang) n

(noun)

helicopter (slang) n

(noun)

helicopter (slang) n

(noun)

idol (slang)

(verb)

influence, exert undue influence on (slang)

(noun)

insecure one, one full of self-doubt, self-doubter (regional slang) n

(verb)

intervene in (a situation) (slang)

(noun)

irresponsible person, undisciplined person (slang)

(verb)

knot, tie a knot in something, encrypt (slang) n

(noun)

motive (slang), motivation (slang), grounds (slang), reason (slang), rationale (slang)

(noun)

order, structure (societal) (slang) n

(noun)

outsider, foreigner (slang)

(verb)

perform surgery (on), tinker (slang) n

(noun)

pie, tart, dumpling, invention (slang), innovation (slang), cake n

(noun)

pigment stick (slang) n

(noun)

ponytail (slang) n

(noun)

ponytail holder (slang)

(noun)

prisoner (slang)

(noun)

scarf (slang) n

(verb)

scrape, be uncomfortably close (slang) n

(noun)

sexual climax (slang) n

(verb)

slang for laS (ink up, put paint on a brush) n

(noun)

slang for microwave device

(noun)

slang for pine cone

(noun)

slang for urine and/or fecal matter n

(noun)

slang form of buffon, laughingstock

(noun)

slang, fresh language (mostly used by younger Klingons)

(noun)

slang, fresh words (mostly used by younger Klingons) n

(verb)

slit, be insightful (slang), be clever (slang) n

(noun)

soup (thick), nonsense (slang), balderdash (slang) n

(verb)

speak incoherently (slang), mumble (slang) n

(noun)

sycophant, flatterer (slang)

(noun)

teen (slang), teenager (slang), adolescent (slang), youth (slang), young adult (slang)

(verb)

throw (a spear) at, hurl (a spear) at, explain clearly to (slang), clarify for (slang), specify for (slang)

(verb)

thunder (slang) n

(verb)

tinker (slang) n

(verb)

tinker (slang) n

(noun)

toe, sword (slang) n

(noun)

traitor (slang) n

(noun)

turntable (slang) n

(verb)

use the thumb, scoff (slang) n

(noun)

weakling (slang), runt (slang), scrawny one (slang), skinny one (slang) n

(noun)

wrist (also slang term of deprecation)