1. Your job
   Your camp
2. Your house or apartment
   Your car

When you were young, chances are you spent pretty much all of your time hanging out in your crib. In slang terms, a "crib" is someone's house or apartment, where they spend all their time.

1. Cool
   Smart
2. Hip
   Out of control

The slang word, "spaz," is a take on "spastic." Since spastic means to lose physical or emotional control, you know that if you're acting like a so-called spaz, it isn't a good thing. Today, this word is considered an ableist slur, a discrimination against people with disabilities​.

1. Do you have a shovel?
   Do you get it?
2. Can you give someone money?
   Can you give someone a ride?

If you "dig" something, it means you're getting into it, digging away so to speak. So if someone asks you if you can dig something, they just want to know if you get it or understand it.

1. Their dads
   Their friends
2. A stranger
   Someone in authority

When someone is "the man," they're always someone is some type of authority. It's the type of thing where you might feel you were trying to get ahead in life, but "the man" is always holding you down.

1. Going slow
   Taking their time
2. Taking a break
   Going as fast as they can

Some say this slang term comes from people studying hard and hitting the books, others suggest it comes from the '70s slang term, "boogie." Either way, it means someone doing something fast.

1. Ugly
   Cool
2. Leather
   Black

"Bangin' has a couple of meanings and both of them are good. It could refer to someone's body, saying that it's attractive, or it could also mean that something, like a party, is really exciting.

1. The best you possibly can.
   Pretty well
2. Not that great
   In an awful way

Some of these phrases are more confusing than others. Doing something to "the max" just means that you're giving it your maximum effort. The slang term is just a cooler version of "the best."

1. They were being honest.
   They were spacing out.
2. They were messing with someone.
   They were asking for an opinion.

If you are having some mental issues, you might go to a psychologist, which is the point of this slang term. If someone says "psych" to you, they're getting into your mind, or at least trying to.

1. No, they're saying I am dumb.
   No, they're saying I am a daydreamer.
2. Yes, they're saying I am smart.
   Yes, they're saying I am imaginative.

If someone says you're an "airhead," what is being implied is that your head is full of air. As you might imagine, this wasn't considered a compliment when it came to slang in the '70s.

1. Awful
   Not bad
2. Pretty good
   Really good

​An ace is the very best card in the deck that one can get in a variety of games. This expression means the same thing. Something that is "ace" is really good or the very best there is.

1. Dancing
   Flirting
2. Leaving
   Joking

People were really into their cars in the '70s. An Audi 5000 was thought of as a really fast car so, what was being said when someone was "Audi 5000" was that they were leaving fast.

1. Studied for it
   Slept through it
2. Were late for it
   They didn't go

The act of blowing something off means to ignore it, not pay it any attention, or not attend something. You might have had a date with someone but if you didn't go, "you blew off" the date.

1. In bad shape
   Close to dying
2. Totally cool
   Bad on gas

This is the kind of slang expression that confuses some people. Just like something "bad" can be really good, something that is "sick" can be really awesome. If you're confused it's OK.

1. They want to know the truth.
   They want to know what's for dinner.
2. They want to know how much they weigh.
   They want to know how much money you have.

When someone asks you what the "skinny" is, they're asking you to get right to the point. Skinny is the opposite of fat, which means that you're going to cut the fat and get right to it.

1. Loud
   Expensive
2. Lame
   Cool

While the word "bomb" isn't always one that is cool, in '70s slang it is. The word first became known in this manner in U.K. theater in the '50s when a play that was "the bomb" did very well.

1. Going to a movie
   Going on a date
2. Watching television
   Sleeping

It might be hard to imagine, but in the '70s, there was no Internet and no smartphones so, television was incredibly popular. Watching the "Boob Tube" was slang for watching ​television.

1. Sandwiches
   Biscuits
2. Money
   Gas

Back in the old days, life was pretty simple and one needed actual bread to survive. In the '70s, as well as today, "bread" became a term that was used for money, which you also need to survive.

1. Quiet
   Unattainable
2. Cool
   Ridiculous

The slang words, "far out," have been said since the days of jazz, but hippies in the '60s said it a lot too. By the '70s, the phrase was being used not just by hippies, but by all sorts of cultural groups.

1. In charge of something
   Expensive
2. Awesome
   Lame

Whether you like your boss or whether you don't, there is no doubt that he or she has power. If something was "boss," it was outstanding.

1. Taunting your defender
   Commenting on your skill
2. Saying, "Good try"
   Describing how close the defender was to blocking your shot

When you say "In your face" to someone, you're definitely taunting them and being aggressive. Think of a game of basketball when someone is guarding you closely, but you score anyway.

1. A truck
   A police officer
2. A rest stop
   A traffic jam

There were a lot of popular movies back then, like "Convoy" or "Smokey and the Bandit," that used a lot of trucker slang that became common. In trucker slang, "Smokey" is a police officer.

1. Tired
   Great
2. Broke
   Busy

If you want your car to look newer and cleaner, or you want your floors to shine, you might choose to buff them. The word "buff," in slang, means something that looks good. It can also refer to someone who has well-defined muscles.

1. Sleepy
   Fun
2. In shape
   Mad

The term "brick house" refers to someone who is built really well. This comes from when the Big Bad Wolf tried to blow down the house that one of the three little pigs made with brick. He couldn't.

1. You have a lot of pets.
   You have friends with pets.
2. You know a lot of people.
   You work in a veterinarian's office.

This slang term was another that began with jazz musicians when they started calling people they liked "cool cats." This one makes sense because, come on, cats are totally cool!

1. Relaxing
   Sleeping
2. Working
   Dancing

To be "chill" is to be cool in a way that shows you aren't worked up at all, and we all know what the word "relax" means. This slang term means you're relaxing in a super cool way.

1. Are things cool?
   Is their friend on time?
2. Does their friend have their money?
   Is their friend awake?

Many people say this term was coined by comedian Steve Martin who came to fame in the '70s. The word means that everything is cool and safe and there's nothing to worry about.

1. A motorcycle gang
   The police
2. A trucker
   Your dad

This word was used a lot in the '70s to describe the police. It was especially used by hippies. The origin appears to be from the police in England who wear hats with a bit of a fuzzy look to them.

1. A job
   High school
2. College
   A relationship

This is yet another slang term that started with jazz musicians who used the term "gig" as a shortened version of "engagement." It was used often during the '70s for any obligation, such as a job, one had to fulfill.

1. Cool
   Rich
2. Funny
   Weird

Some of the slang in the '70s was pretty simple. This phrase "freaky deaky" is just rhyming slang, using one word that means something with another that means nothing but rhymes, just for fun.

1. Easy
   Hard
2. Impossible
   Short

If you're having a nice turkey dinner, it's good all on its own, but it's even better if you pour some gravy on it. In slang "terms," gravy is something that is good and also a bit extra special.

1. Cheap
   Awesome
2. Loud
   Pricey

Since the 1800s, "Bunk" has been used to mean something is nonsense or doesn't work. But, as far as slang goes, it wasn't until the '70s that this word became popular.

1. It was boring.
   It was OK.
2. It was closed.
   It was awesome but hard.

"Gnarly" comes from "gnarl," which means "knotted and rugged." This is a tough one because it can mean something that is really awesome or something that is really bad.

1. Greedy
   Generous
2. Friendly
   Mean

This slang term is named for the actor, Humphrey Bogart. If you were sharing a pizza but kept most of the pieces to yourself, someone might say, "Hey, man, don't Bogart that pizza."

1. He should give up.
   He should get mad.
2. He should work harder.
   He should go with the flow.

This is a phrase of encouragement meaning that someone should keep doing what they're doing. It originally is a phrase from the 1930s' song, "Trucking My Blues Away" by Blind Boy Fuller.

1. Flirting
   Spacing out
2. Glaring
   Staring

It's hard to tell exactly where this slang term came from, but one thing is for sure, it isn't positive. If someone is giving you a "hairy eyeball," it means they're glaring at you.