2. Heater (Gun)
3. Broad (Girl)
4. Boozed up (drunk)
5. Tuff (Cool, Sharp)
6. Greasers (poor kids from the east side)
7. Hood (criminal)
8. A weed (cigarette)
9. Wise Cracker (someone been a smart Alic)
10. Dig (OK with that)
11. Lone it (Doing something alone)
12. Jumped (Attacked by the Socs)
13. Slugged (Punched)
14. Lift (Steal) .
15. Hacked off (Angry)
16. Rumble (Fight)
17. Rank (Not cool)
18. Lighting up (lighting up a cigarette)
19. Socs (The rich kids from the west side)
20. Cancer stick (Cigarette)
21. Savvy (You understand)
22.let's split (Let's get out of here)
23. shut your trap (Be quiet or shut your mouth)
"a weed"* = cigarettes
"heater" = gun
"rumble" = a fight between two gangs
"greaser" = the kids on the poor side of town who wear blue jeans and T-shirts and like to wear their hair long
"Soc" (short for "Social") = the kids on the rich side of town who like to wear bright madras shirts and drive fancy cars
*It's important to note that whenever they're talking about "having a weed" in the book, the are NOT talking about the actual drug, it's just slang for cigarettes.
In the book The Outsiders, the slang term for a gun is heater.
that weed is good/
The publication date of the book The Outsiders was April 24, 1967. the book was written by S. E. Hinton.
S.E. Hinton, 1967, renewed 1995.
The publication date of the book The Outsiders was April 24, 1967. the book was written by S. E. Hinton.
"weed" refers to a cigarette
cuz it comes from the ground on up in a plant form It wasn't. A weed was slang for a Cigarette
dig, weed, fuzz, greasers, socs, and hood
The Outsiders In was created in 1967-01.
The slang word "weed" means marijuana. Example: "Last night, me and my buddies smoked some weed."
1967
In the book The Outsiders, the slang term for a gun is heater.
that weed is good/
Weed is a \'\'slang\'\' term that refers to Marijuana Yes but is is also another would for a Cigirrette it is a slang word bad up in the 70s Exp Yo man you got a weed
1967
The Outsiders took place in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1967.
Get high. toke.