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American
English Slang - Letter I
In
this lesson you will learn American English slang beginning with the
letter I. You will learn the definition and study the usage of each
slang. |
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| Slang |
Definition |
Usage |
| icky |
unpleasant |
The food at this
restaurant is really icky. |
| I.D. |
identification |
Can you show me some
I.D. please? |
| idiot box |
television set |
He always sits in front
of the idiot box and never gets any work
done. |
| in |
fashionable |
The tie you are wearing
is really in. |
| intense |
serious |
This is a very
intense situation we are discussing. |
| ivories |
teeth |
She has really
beautiful ivories. |
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Music
Radio
I added this
cool music player from VOA playing the top hits
and world news. Learn slang listening to music and news. Music player opens in a small popup
window. |
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Hey Students,
Use this dictionary and reference to look up any words you do not
understand in Fun Easy English.
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