Video Description:
Think you remember the way we used to talk?
This quiz features 55 classic slang words that only true Boomers will know. From “ankle biter” to “made in the shade,” it’s a nostalgic trip through the phrases you grew up hearing (and maybe still use today!).
Play along and keep track of your score!
How many of these old-school expressions do you actually remember?
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I had never heard Antsville, Paper Shaker, or Bread Head. I had heard Ankle Biter, but we used it to describe a small dog, like a Chihuahua, not a small child.
I remember all of them!
46
Got 45
I got 48. Of course, I am from the South and a lot of these expressions are Ebonics and other urban sayings.
49
I aced it. Probably because I'm a baby boomer.
Would have liked this more if we could have answered!!!
Missed three.
I missed two, never having heard them before. Otherwise, ..., memories!
Thanks Mel.
GOT 'EM ALL
i got most, but disagree with "bugging out" -- means leaving. remember the MASH episode when they were moving the whole camp to another location?
Missed three
I got some, but with different words, coming from a different country. About 15, I think.