Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

It means someone can take a punch, a insult, or a big d*ck without blinking. They're like a tank in a wrestling match.

I can take it when my dad yells at me for failing math.

She can take it when her ex shows up at the restaurant.

He can take it when his dog eats his homework.

2

When a hot girl steals your boyfriend and makes him her own, like a thief in a love heist.

My friend’s ex stole my boy’s heart and now he’s hers.

She took my crush right from under me.

He got dumped by his girlfriend and now he’s with my sister.

3

You're saying no right now, but maybe you'll say yes later. Like a grumpy kid who might eat veggies if you bribe them.

I can't go to the party tonight, but maybe tomorrow.

No, I don't want to do that, but maybe later.

I don't want to take the test, but I might later.

4

When you're stuck between two bad choices, like picking between a messy room or a dirty plate.

I have to pick between going to the party or doing my math homework.

Choose between a hot dog or a salad.

Pick between a bad grade or a broken phone.

5

Now waiters know what you want before you even open your mouth, like they read your mind and it's all about the tip.

The waiter knew I wanted the burger before I said anything.

She ordered my favorite drink without me telling her.

He asked me if I wanted fries before I even thought about it.

6

A slang way of asking for a phone number, like in the old days when everyone was on MySpace and you had to be cool to get someone’s number.

CITABOOYT? Can I have your number?

Hey, CITABOOYT?

You got to CITABOOYT me, bro.

7

What black parents say when their kid is being wild, like a little monster causing chaos in public.

I can take it when my kid throws a tantrum in the grocery store.

He was screaming in the car, and I said, 'I can take it.'

She ran out of the house and I said, 'I can take it!'