| Dude, in slang |
| Home run, in baseball slang |
| Amorous advances, slangily |
| A bore, slangily |
| Actor who played Hamlet in a 1964 production deliberately staged to look like a rehearsal |
| Private consultant to the federal government, in slang |
| Criticized unfairly, in slang |
| Act of exasperation, in modern-day slang |
| Annoyance, in British slang |
| Slangy, humorous suffixes |
| Slangy agreement |
| Affront, slangily |
| Unpopular vehicle: Slang. |
| Acquires, slangily |
| Inebriated, in slang |
| Hoops referee, slangily |
| Adolescent program, slangily |
| Treat rudely, slangily |
| Abandon one's efforts, slangily |
| Often-illegal turns, in slang |
| A napkin with the name of a hotel and the indentations of a phone number on a notepad, etc. |
| Unrewarding work, in slang |
| Admission ticket, slangily |
| A bunch of, slangily |
| Acceptability on the street, slangily |
| Winners slangy boast |
| Ample, slangily |
| Referee, slangily |
| Addictive drug, slangily |
| A total ten, spelled slangily |