#USSLANG: American slang (11)

Airhead. Meaning: stupid person.
- Example:
  - “My sister’s boyfriend is a real airhead.”
All-nighter. Meaning: after studying all night.
- Example:
  - “I felt sleepy during the test after an all-nighter.”
- Also for work. Commonly paired with “pull”, to pull an all-nighter. – @miss_qiak
Armpit. Meaning: undesirable place.
- Example:
  - “My town is an armpit now.”
Beat. Meaning: exhausted.
- Example:
  - “I am really beat after working out on the afternoon.”
Bread. Meaning: money.
- Example:
  - “I need some bread to pay my study.”
Bummed. Meaning: depressed.
- Example:
  - “She was bummed after she knew the truth.”
Can. Meaning: bathroom.
- Example:
  - “Excuse me, do you know where the can is?”
Couch potato. Meaning: lazy person.
- Example:
  - “My brother is a couch potato.”
Cream. Meaning: beat, defeat.
- Example:
  - “M. Hasan and Bona S. creamed A. Cwalina and M. Logosz in Olympic Games 2012.”
Dead. Meaning: quiet.
- Example:
  - “This café is dead in the afternoon.”
Drag. Meaning: boring.
- Example:
  - “Can you change the channel? The show is drag.”
Egghead. Meaning: An overly intellectual person; someone who thinks too much.
- Example:
  - “William can’t order lunch without using an algebraic formula. What an egghead!”
Fox. Meaning: very attractive.
- Example:
  - “Jennifer Aniston is a fox.”
Foxy. Meaning: sexy.
- Example:
  - “Megan Fox is a foxy woman.”
Freebie. Meaning: a free thing.
- Example:
  - “This gadget is so expensive but luckily I get it as a freebie.”
Grungy. Meaning: dirty.
- Example:
  - “Your jacket is so grungy.”
Hairy. Meaning: dangerous.
- Example:
  - “That was a hairy plane trip. I am so glad the storm is over.”
Hang it up. Meaning: quit.
- Example:
  - “I have decided to hang up my football career.”
On cloud nine. Meaning: extremely happy, elated.
- Example:
  - “Lisa was on cloud nine after she got the job.”
Zip. Meaning: nothing.
- Example:
  - “The boss knew zip about running the company.”