The areas the goalie must cover are numbered: Glove side high is 1, glove side low is 2, stick side high is 3, stick side low is 4, leaving the '5-hole.'Ī 'soft' person, particularly a male who lacks toughness 5 times as soft as 2-ply toilet paper Also see separate sections below the tables for lists of euphemisms for sex, drugs, or gym terms, where approximate meanings are more obvious and less important to understanding the dialog for example, when jocks are rapidly listing their various gym exercises, or hicks are explicitly listing all the nicknames they know for each drug.For longer and/or more obvious phrases, see Sayings, below the tables.

The terms have different variations according to the Black Vernacular English, as Bougie Black means someone isn't hood or considered to be hood however, they could have grown up in the hood, grown out of it, and have some secondary form of education like a college degree of some sort.This main list focuses on shorter cryptic slang terms used in casual dialogue, whose meanings are not necessarily obvious from their context. In one verse, rapper Offset spits, 'I'm young and rich and plus I'm bougie (Hey) / I'm not stupid so I keep the Uzi (Rrah) / Rackaids on rackaids, got back-ends on back-ends / So my money makin' my back ache (Aagh).'Īs a result of this song becoming so popular, the word 'bougie' or 'boujee' became a part of African-American Vernacular English to describe the kind of folks who would have been called 'yuppies' back in the 1980s.

Nowadays, the word has returned to the zeitgeist thanks to the track ' Bad and Boujee' by trap artist Migos. On the other hand, boujee means the actual high class and elite, the ones with swag. According to Urban Dictionary, bougie means people who are pretending to be rich or high class when they really aren't or don't realize they aren't.

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