1. You would be looking something up.
   You would be scheduling an appointment.
2. You would be dating a librarian.
   You would be getting away quickly.

Back in the '70s, being told to book it meant that you were trying to get out of Dodge quickly. The word book might mean to schedule something now, but back then it meant that you needed to go as fast as possible.

1. It means fancy.
   It means bad.
2. It means hungry.
   It means stoned.

If something was bouge back in the '70s, it meant that it was a bad situation. Not frequently used these days, when someone used bouge back then, it mean that something was going to be unpleasant.

1. Bunk
   Burn
2. Wackadoodle
   Groovy

You may have heard the phrase, "What a load of bunk!" It originates back to the '70s, where it meant that something was false or untrue.

1. Yum
   Burn
2. Bogus
   Lame

When one of your friends just roasted you with a joke or a harsh jab, you would consider yourself burned during the '70s. There was nothing like laying a good burn on your buddy to make everyone laugh.

1. It meant hipper than thou.
   It meant a place to keep your beer.
2. It meant that the temperature had dropped.
   It meant jail.

Let's say you were caught speeding while driving your dad's car on the way back from a party. Let's say the drunken friends you are getting home safely are underage and rowdy. Then, plan on calling your dad to come get you at the local cooler - or jail.

1. It was a baby's bed.
   It was the place you lived.
2. It was a stable.
   It was a chicken coop.

Taking a date home in the '70s didn't mean taking them back to your domicile. Instead, you took them back to your crib where you showed off your "Three's Company" poster.

1. Alright
   Bent
2. Gnarly
   Okay

Back in the '70s, being beyond cool, beyond awesome, beyond hip meant that you were gnarly. It's not the most pleasant-sounding word, but it was a huge compliment back in the day!

1. Job
   Frog
2. Road
   Apartment

Heading to your gig back in the day didn't mean that you were heading off to play a show. It meant that you were off to your job.

1. A health freak
   A singer
2. A ladies man
   A narc

If you look around your office, you can probably see a juicer right now. Back in the '70s, juicer was a term for a man who had a way with the ladies. At least, he thought he did.

1. Binge
   Scarf
2. Load
   Jam

Being that it was the '70s and all, the munchies were a big thing. When people were hungry during the '70s, they scarfed down their food.

1. Eating sandwiches
   Getting busy
2. Driving
   Playing music

Without the internet, people actually did cool things like play music back in the '70s. Nothing passed the time faster than having a few brews and jamming with your friends.

1. Shick
   Woof
2. Lucy
   Meow

If your dude bro found a lady attractive back in the '70s, he might say that she's a shick. Presumably, shick is the baby of chick and sexy.

1. Bogus
   Thick
2. Bologna
   Solid

Something that was well-done during the '70s might have been described as solid. Back then, solid meant that something was good and workable.

1. Tender
   Swinging
2. Green
   Phantom

Attending a swinging party back in the '70s not only meant hearing some great disco tunes, it also meant having an excellent time. Swinging also had another meaning in the '70s, but we'll let you look that one up.

1. Threads
   Balls
2. Kicks
   Wheezers

Instead of calling your wardrobe something as simple as your clothes, '70s folks like to call them threads. Also known as duds, you took great pride in your stylish threads back then.

1. Bone
   Bouge
2. Turkey
   Crab

You might tell your best friend to stop being such a turkey. In the '70s, it was a polite way of saying idiot. Please note that we do not think you are a turkey.

1. Verb
   Word
2. Nay
   Chill

If they used "word" instead of "yea," Congress might be much more interesting to watch. The next time you need to express agreement in a meeting, go on and say "word." Then, come back and tell us how your boss reacts.

1. Crazy
   Sweet
2. Tasty
   Boring

Attending one of your parents' parties could be describes as yagalistic and boring back in the '70s. You would have preferred hanging out with your friends in the garage.

1. Quiet
   Complicated
2. Fast
   Weird

During the '70s, you might have described members of your varsity team as being zippy. You could have described your dad's fast muscle car the same way.

1. It means powered by electricity.
   It meant being high.
2. It meant being sleepy.
   It meant being athletic.

We're not saying that you puffed the magic dragon back in the '70s, but if you did you were wired. Back then, being wired meant that you were high. Hopefully, it was from the rush of your football team winning the game.

1. Wowza
   Lame
2. Crickey
   Radical

Wowza! Your answers are unbelievable impressive. During the '70s, you would have said wowza when something impressed the pants off of you.

1. My ex
   My teacher
2. My dad
   My coach

Hopefully, you didn't call your parents toads to their faces during the '70s. It's more likely that you called your parents toads when you were with your friends.

1. Rondo
   Ranchero
2. Ringer
   Stoked

You must be stoked to be getting all these answers right! If you don't already use this '70s word to express your excitement, we suggest adding it to your vocabulary.

1. Harlotic
   Shagadelic
2. Psychedelic
   Toad

The next time you find someone desirable, take a page from the '70s and tell them that they are shagadelic. They are sure to know your intentions after you tell them.

1. Stoners
   Athletes
2. Nerds
   Outcasts

During the '70s, those in the stoner high school group were also known as heads. It is short for pothead, and many parents used the term in disgust.

1. Whining
   Bogarting
2. Brimming
   Jiving

When you were keeping all of your 8-track tapes to yourself and not sharing them with your friends, you were bogarting them. Bogarting meant to selfishly withhold something.

1. Jelly
   Bread
2. Butter
   Spice

If your pockets were lined with bread in the '70s, you were not going to feed ducks at the local pond. Your pockets were lined with cash.

1. It means shy.
   It means weak.
2. It means weird.
   It means cool.

Hanging out with your friends and enjoying life were the most copacetic times of your life. When you look back, you know they were the coolest.

1. Nerdy
   Masculine
2. Funny
   Serious

When someone described another person as a fruit in the '70s, it meant that they were a nerd. There's nothing wrong with being a fruit. In fact, pineapples are much more intelligent that we realize.

1. Sports
   Chess
2. Cars
   Fast food

Before cars become so technologically advanced it takes someone from NASA to fix them, '70s gearheads always had their heads under their hoods. Gearheads loved nothing more than spending a day tinkering with their rides.

1. Bogus
   Burn
2. Heavy
   Spun

When your '70s friends laid bummer-style news on you, they laid something heavy on you. Heavy meant that something was serious and not to be joked about.

1. Whack
   Rad
2. Inky
   Boomer

When you were suspicious of your neighbor's after dark parties, you would tell your friends that you find them inky. Inky means that something is a little off-kilter.

1. Jock
   Prep
2. Brain
   Baller

Being a member of a sports team in the '70s meant that you were probably labeled as a jock. Simply put, it means that you were athletic.

1. Cool
   Gross
2. Bizarre
   Smart

If something makes you want to gag, it would have been described as grody back in the day. Grody meant that something was gross or disgusting.

1. Jock
   Stoner
2. Bubble
   Doofus

We know that you were not a doofus back in the '70s, but we have all known our share of nitwits. Whether it's the student cheating on a test or someone jumping the subway turnstile, we have all known a doofus or two in our lifetimes.