"S" Slang

A person who isn't locked into giving or receiving, topping or bottoming. They flip depending on mood, partner, or the day of the week. The opposite of a pillow princess or a stone top, a switch does it all.

An ollie done while riding in the unnatural (switch) stance, a benchmark of ambidextrous board control.

A surfer who can ride with equal ability in both regular and goofy stances, switching feet as needed.

Telling someone to do one, with a side order of two fingers. Short for the full 'swivel on it' / 'swivel on this' gesture — i.e. spin yourself round on the offered digit. Dismissive, faintly rude, very Manc.

Describes a particularly muscular, pumped-up physique. A clipped, slangy form of 'swollen.'

British prison practice: walking the yard with your eyes down, hoovering up discarded cigarette butts so you can rip them apart and roll a fresh one from the leftover tobacco. Bottom-of-the-food-chain economics. The desperate skill of the skint and the addicted.

Running a one-handed weapon in one hand and a shield in the other. Less damage than two-handing, but the survivability that lets you hold a boss.

Charting shorthand for a patient's symptoms.

An attack where one entity spins up numerous fake identities or wallets to gain outsized influence over a network, or to farm rewards like airdrops multiple times.

The balance and proportion between muscle groups and left-right sides of the body, heavily judged in bodybuilding.

Since, ago, or then/next; 'lang syne' is long ago.

To work together in a way that creates synergy. Widely mocked as peak jargon.

The combined value or benefit that results from cooperation between departments, teams, or entities being greater than the sum of their parts. It has become the poster child of empty corporate jargon.

To pull together information from multiple sources into a unified whole.

A wig or hairpiece. 'Syrup of figs' rhymes with 'wig', and is clipped to 'syrup', dropping the rhyme.

Charting shorthand for a seizure, a burst of abnormal electrical activity in the brain.