Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

A fancy way of saying you're forced to do something, like being stuck in a burning building with no escape and a guy in a mask yelling at you.

I hafta go to work today, even though I’d rather die.

I hafta clean my room before my mom comes home.

I hafta eat this slop for lunch again.

2

Like when your boss tells you to do something, but you’re too lazy to say no.

I hafta finish this report by Friday or I’ll get fired.

I hafta help my brother with his homework even though he’s annoying.

I hafta go to the dentist, and I’m scared of the drill.

3

A word you use when you’re being forced to do something you don’t want to do, like being made to eat a whole pizza by yourself.

I hafta take my sister’s dog for a walk, and it’s been peeing on my shoes.

I hafta do my math homework before I can play video games.

I hafta go to the store because my mom is yelling at me.

4

A word you use when you’re stuck behind some old guy or a kid who’s crying on the bus, and you just want to punch them.

I hafta stand behind this old man who won’t move.

I hafta let this kid sit here because he’s crying.

I hafta wait for the bus because the driver is talking to someone.

5

A word only people from Indiana use when they’re excited about something, like the state fair or a really good deep dish pizza.

I hafta go to the state fair this weekend, and I’m already excited.

I hafta eat deep dish pizza every time I go to Indiana.

I hafta see the Hoosier State’s biggest corn maze.

6

A word you say to workers who are making noise and messing up your house, like when they’re breaking your walls and you can’t hear yourself think.

I hafta tell these guys to stop hammering so loud.

I hafta yell at the workers because they’re breaking my wall.

I hafta stand there while they tear my kitchen apart.

7

A word you use when you’ve got all day and no one is yelling at you, like when you’re relaxing and your life is perfect.

I hafta do this later, so I’m just sitting here doing nothing.

I hafta finish my homework, but I’m taking my time.

I hafta go to school, but I’m not in a rush.