1. Get on an airplane
   Go away
2. Get very angry
   Get quiet

This colorful way of expressing anger is a play on the post office. There have been occasions when the friendly mail carrier gets pushed a little too far. That's not a sight anybody wants to see.

1. Eat
   Leave
2. Dance
   Take a walk

When you come to a slight dip in the road, you can't be seen, and when you leave, you can't be seen at that point, either. When, you’re ready to go, you can bounce, dip or leave. See ya!

1. Alright
   Nothing
2. No way!
   For sure!

In the words of the Cadillac man, Matthew McConaughey: “Alright. Alright. Alright.” When everything is "a'ight," everything is surely alright. Don't let the missing letter fool you.

1. Store
   A nursery
2. School
   Home

When you’re done hanging out, you leave a place and you go back to your ‘hood. You eventually head back to the “crib” and go to sleep. When you do, hopefully you sleep soundly like a baby.

1. It's cool.
   It's whack.
2. It's heavy.
   It smells.

When something is "phat," it's the latest thing. The hip-hop lovin' Gen X'ers sported Phat Farm and Baby Phat in the '90s At that time, it was up there with Ralph Lauren and Tommy Hilfiger.

1. What?
   Hey!
2. They agree.
   No.

If someone said something that you agreed with and that you could get behind, you would say, "Word up!" The old school hip-hop group, Cameo said, "Tell me what's the word... the word up!"

1. Hiss
   Kiss
2. Whistle
   Insult

If your big brother ever said, "Take that mask off. Halloween doesn't happen until October," that's a diss. If you ever decide to diss someone, just be prepared for a slick comeback.

1. Awesome
   Fake
2. Gross
   Fun

When a Gen 'Xer couldn't go to the party on a Friday night, or if they were older, and they couldn't get into the best club in town, that was "bogus." Bill and Ted had a journey that was bogus.

1. Huh?
   Be quiet.
2. It's a joke.
   Why?

Someone sitting next to you or nearby could be hungry. You could turn to them, offer them some of the food on your plate, pull it away and say, "Psych!" Not very nice, but there it is.

1. Friend
   Jerk
2. Cool
   Fool

"Sometimes, you gotta look at a wave, and say, 'Hey, dude! Let's party!'' It was good enough for Jeff Spicoli, surfers, and it was good enough for Gen 'Xers. Dude, that's how it was.

1. Chill
   Relax
2. Neither
   Both

After a long day, sometimes you just want to kick off your shoes, get in your sweats and sit on the couch. Or you could hang with friends. When you do any of that, you're kickin' it.

1. Handle it
   Walk straight
2. Understand
   Sit up

When you're surfing the Internet and it's one troll after another, you just "can't even." Or when you see the latest Kardashian shenanigan, you just "can't even." Gen Xers said this before social media.

1. Jumping
   Dancing
2. Running
   Eating

When the music blares through the sound system and you get on the dance floor at the party or reception. As you bust a move, you're dancing. You're "gettin' jiggy wit it." Put the Will Smith CD on, and shake a tail feather.

1. Boyfriend or girlfriend
   Buddy
2. Stranger
   Co-worker

You have friends, and then, you have acquaintances. Within your friend circle, you have a "homeslice." You have that one friend who makes you feel like you have a little slice of home with you.

1. Skateboarder
   Artist
2. Jock
   Nerd

When all the other kids are going to the movies or a football game on a Friday night, a "dweeb" might be hiding out at home. They could be studying for an algebra exam because they haven't quite mastered Pythagorean theorem.

1. Clumsy
   Rough
2. Energetic
   Smooth

When you have moves whether or not you show those moves on the basketball court or in life, you're like butter. You're on a roll. It follows that you must be the butter, especially if you are smooth.

1. Really good
   So-so
2. Questionable
   Really bad

This bit of Gen Xer slang came from New Zealand. All of your gear was the cream of the crop. If you had the latest Doc Martens while wearing your favorite Sean John sweater, you were just plain fly.

1. I agree.
   I'm good.
2. Yeah, right.
   You're wrong.

If you told Cher from "Clueless" she couldn't tell a real Louis Vuitton bag from a fake one, she would say, "As if!" In other words, she would be saying "as if that could really happen."

1. Sleep
   Food
2. A break
   A ride

Generation X comedian Pauly Shore made the contribution of "grindage" to the slacker vocabulary when he appeared in the movie, "Encino Man." When he was hungry, you could find him "munching on some 'grindage.'"

1. Very cool
   Not good
2. Too long
   Boring

'50s rock icon Jerry Lee Lewis was nicknamed "The Killer" for his virtuoso piano skills and king-sized personality. Years later, something was called "killer" when it was excellent or outstanding.

1. Disgusting
   Sweet
2. Salty
   Sour

Similar to the British slang, "grotty," this bit of lingo is used to describe something that is particularly nasty. When you are driving and you see roadkill, you could call that "grody."

1. Ridiculous
   Really poor
2. Fantastic
   Below average

Gen Xers could describe pretty much anything as "the bomb" or even "the bomb diggity." Food, music or movies, they could use that term to describe a lot. Except for when they were in an airport.

1. Calm
   Slow-moving
2. Normal
   Crazy

When you were "buggin," you were doing something out of character or just plain silly. When someone else was "buggin," the rap group Whistle had the best advice to handle it: "Don't take it seriously."

1. A snack
   Money
2. A job
   A license

If you had a fat bank account, drove the finest vehicles, flew in private jets, and wore designer brands, it was safe to say you were ballin." A casual observer might say you had mad "cheddar," too

1. No
   Ugh
2. Um
   Sure

When you're talking and you have a brain freeze or are stumbling for the right word, "like" is a universal gap filler. It's, "like" an all-purpose word that is fitting for many situations.

1. Something that is scary
   Something that's heavy
2. Something that's loud
   Something that ruins an enjoyable activity

When a Gen Xer was listening to music on their boombox in either their bedroom or in their dorm room, it could be a real buzzkill when someone told them to do their homework or study.

1. The best of the best
   The greediest
2. The hungriest
   The slowest

If you saw yourself as "all that and a bag of chips," you saw yourself as all that and so much more. Or maybe something you or your friend had something that was just "it,” the best thing ever.

1. Old
   Highly appealing
2. Hilarious
   Smelling good

In the '90s, if you were a skateboarder and sported Keds or Vans, you had the "fresh" gear. If you wore oversized Girbaud jeans and shirts and Timberlands, your clothes were "fresh."

1. Horrible
   Economical
2. Dope
   Vicious

Run DMC said, "Not bad meaning bad but bad meaning good!" Along with NWA and Public Enemy, they were among the baddest rappers back in the day. Sometimes, you're so good; you're "bad."

1. Burgers
   Flashy jewelry
2. Puppies
   Cars

LL Cool J showed us what was fabulous in gold rope chains and four-finger rings. Biz Markie had diamonds on his rope chains. And Jay-Z went next level by showing us platinum jewelry.

1. Brave
   Loud
2. Fearful
   Curvy

"Bodacious" is part bold and part audacious. In the movie, Bill and Ted described Socrates as "the most bodacious philosophizer in Greece." But you don't have to be Socrates to be "bodacious."

1. Lovely
   Large
2. Terrible
   Tasty

"Heinous" doesn't even sound like a pleasing word. Gen Xers used it for something seriously disturbing. For example, if you were denied the keys to the car, you felt most "heinous."

1. Skip it.
   Wait
2. It's dangerous.
   Mind your own business.

If someone sticks their nose in where it doesn't belong, they might get told, "Don't go there." If you hit a nerve or touched on a sensitive subject, you might get told the same thing.

1. Drowsy
   Hurt
2. Excited
   Put down

When you're "crunk," you're amped up and ready to party. "Crunk" is also a style of music that came out of the Dirty South. Lil Jon and Lil Scrappy are some of the artists who perform it.

1. When Felicia left a room
   When someone annoying left a room
2. Both
   Neither

In Ice Cube's movie, "Friday," Felicia was an irritating moocher. He wanted to dismiss her, so he said, "Bye, Felicia." He succeeded in getting rid of her and created a catchphrase in the process.