| A: | Hey man! How's it hanging? |
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| B: | Hey man! Everything is just groovy baby! |
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| A: | Did you go to the roller rink on Saturday? I heard it was far out, man! |
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| B: | I wanted to, but I ran into this foxy lady that just moved to my block! I was chatting her up a bit and then we mellowed out at her place. |
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| A: | Right on, right on! Well, Jim went to the rink with Sherry and he said it was dy-no-mite! He was low on bread, but Sherry paid for everything. |
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| B: | Gravy! Jim is such a jive turkey man. He is always hitting me up for cash. Anyway, you wanna book and go grab some grub? |
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| A: | Yeah man, I'm starving! |
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| right on | phrase | used to say that something that makes sense |
| how is it hanging | phrase | how's it going, how are you |
| groovy | Adjective | cool, excellent, enjoyable |
| roller rink | common noun, singular | an enclosed place for roller skating |
| far out | Adjective | the latest, cool |
| foxy | Adjective | sexy, attractive |
| block | common noun, singular | part of a neighborhood surrounded by four streets |
| chat (someone) up | verb | talk informally to a person you're attracted to |
| mellow out | verb | relax |
| bread | common noun, non-variable | money (informal and old fashioned) |
| gravy | Adjective | alright, cool |
| jive turkey | common noun, singular | a person who is unreliable or irresponsible |
| hit someone up for | phrase | ask someone for money |
| book | verb | leave quickly |
| grub | common noun, non-variable | food (informal) |