Retro Slang: Do You Know These Groovy Terms? Retro Slang: Do You Know These Groovy Terms? Far out, man! Think you know the coolest slang from back in the day? From the ’50s to the ’80s, test your knowledge of these groovy terms and see if you’re totally hip. 1 / 10 If someone says “Can you dig it?” what do they mean? Do you have a shovel? Can you keep a secret? Are you a good detective? Do you like or understand it? 2 / 10 If someone is “going steady,” what are they doing? Walking carefully Dating exclusively Working a steady job Avoiding change 3 / 10 What does “made in the shade” mean? Relaxing under a tree Guaranteed success or easy life A homemade drink A shady business deal 4 / 10 If something is “the bee’s knees,” what is it? A new dance move Something super tiny The best or really awesome A big joke 5 / 10 What does “burn rubber” mean? Cook something too long Destroy an old tire Start a fire Drive fast and peel out 6 / 10 What does “The Big Cheese” mean? A large sandwich The boss or important person Someone who talks too much A flashy dresser 7 / 10 If something is “outta sight,” what is it? Extremely cool or impressive Hidden from view Lost or missing Very far away 8 / 10 What does “cruisin’ for a bruisin’” mean? Driving too fast Working out at the gym Feeling tired and sore Looking for a fight or trouble 9 / 10 If someone says “Sit on it!” (popularized by Happy Days), what do they mean? Take a break Be quiet or go away Think about your mistakes Sit down and relax 10 / 10 What does “far out” mean? Unbelievable or amazing Too complicated Very distant Unfashionable Challenge your friends: Facebook Retry quiz Related Quizzes Can You Name These Medical Terms? 70s Trivia Challege 80s Trivia Challenge History’s Greatest Mysteries
