Far it be from me to imply that anyone on WW is not groovy and most hip to the latest jive talk. But just in case you feel the need to make sure your cool is thoroughly chilled, this site may help:

http://www.buzzwhack.com/buzzcomp/indsu.htm

I would advise against use of the expression 'scooby snacks' to mean some light form of compensation...

I would advise against 99% of the words on there, unless you want your book to sound like an advertising manual

'Springer' - Obviously a new American equivalent of 'chav'! So the snobbery's going on across the pond too....

Cath

Loved 'salmon days'...oh, so many of those.

This site makes for a very interesting read! however i think if i was to include many of these words in my stories i would have to stick a glossary at the back, because i don't think too many people could figure out some of the more obscure terms.

I did come a cross a gem of a word one that i am definetly going to have to figure out a way of including in my daily speech never mind my writing,

sarchasm: The gulf between the author of sarcastic wit and the person who doesn't get it.
Nominated by Jeff Kirk.

Thanks for an entertaining site, that who knows many may find a use for.

julie