Slangs & Lingo

[Dalle]

Hello ladies, gentlemen and aliens!

Everyone that engages in (fairly) regular RP tends to use slang every now and then, from 'braintails' to 'blinkers'. But as with everything, there are still things you might not know. So I hope that after reading this guide, you might find a new bit of slang that just fits perfectly for your character!

As usual, please post additions in the comments so I can add them to the main list :)

saying (origin) - information

Spoiler: A

Abo (Imperial) - used to denote any indigenous lifeform to a planet
Alpha team (unknown) - generic term to describe the first survey group to determine a newly-found planet's resources and habitability.
Antenna-breaker (Underworld) - the hired thug of a crimelord, goons sent out to collect the fees and interest charged by their employers, under order to break the antennae of their victim if they can't pay up
Aristo (Tatooine) - a wealthy individual

Spoiler: B

Bantha Brakes (spacer) - tractor beam
Beta mission (unknown) - following the recommendation of an Alpha Team with regards to a newly-discovered planet, if colonization is an option then a Beta Mission is sent to begin the preliminary activities to ready the planet for habitation.
Big L (starfighter pilot) - lightspeed
Big Push, The (unknown) - refers to the killing of another individual
Black Scum (Corellia) - derogatory name to describe members of Black Sun.
Blastfighter (unknown) - gunslingers who staged quick-draw fights across the Outer Rim.
Blinker (Underworld) - used to describe a spice addict. It referred to the rapid, involuntary eye movement caused by severe addiction.
Blockade Runner (unknown) - any small, well-armed ship used to break through a planetary blockade.
Bloodshine (Sith) - term used by the Sith Lords to describe the red color of their lightsaber blades.
Bloodwork (unknown) - ancient word for bounty hunting.
Bludfly (unknown) - used to describe any being who would sell their own mother in order to get ahead
Blue Milk Run (military) - phrase used to describe any mission that was deemed simple and easy.
Brainpicker (unknown) - a being of the Anzati race
Brain Tails (Ryloth) - the lekku of a Twi'lek
Brainwalker (unknown) - derogatory name for the Bomarr monks
Brandy Ague (starfighter pilot) - hangover
BTAD (deal-slang) - Boring, Typical, Average Deal
Buggie (unknown) - derogatory term used by many humanoid races to describe any being of insectile shape or race.
Burnout (unknown) - refers to the loss of a starship's power plant

Spoiler: C

Camwielder (Adumar) - a reporter who uses a flatcam to record events.
Carpet-Back (unknown) - slang term, often used in a derogatory fashion, to refer to a member of the Wookiee race.
Cheapjack (unknown) - anything which was poorly made or manufactured.
Choobies (unknown) - vulgar slang term for the genitals
Chroma-neeka (gambling) - any being who worked within the corporate and political bureaucracy to exploit the knowledge that some people are too stupid for their own good. They could steal just about anything out from underneath corporate security, or pose as a government official to steal secret information.
Chunder (Drovian) - excrement
Class-D (Imperial) - any barren, crater-scarred moon or satellite.
Come-up Flector (unknown) - a person who patrolled a starport or other point of debarkation, searching for potential buyers of services they don't really need.
Corellian Overdrive (unknown) - phrase, used to denote the need to do whatever it takes to complete a job. It ranges from finagling the rules to rearranging operational parameters, but doesn't mean cheating in an honest game.
Corporata (Business world) - term to describe the unfailing loyalty and devotion to one's corporation. In simple terms, corporata was the belief that one's corporate "family" was the only family one would ever need.
Cosmic Overdrive (unknown) - a starship's fastest possible sublight speed
Crash and Bash (deal-slang) - any act of thievery which involved the destruction of non-essential property, to make the act appear to be a random act of piracy
Crate (starfighter pilot) - any form of landing craft.
Creature Chess (unknown) - Dejarik game
Creddrone (Corporate Sector) - the lowest drudges working in the Sector for minimal wages and living in the poorest of conditions

Spoiler: D

Deal-slang (unknown) - underground form of language grew out of the haggling and bargaining often required when dealing with criminal elements. Used by conmen and swindlers, and described many of the activities they took part in.
Deconstructor (military) - bomb expert
Decor (starfighter pilot) - the designations of rank each officer wore, and the respect and honor they deserved from other pilots. Used disparagingly, because it meant flight officers had to keep their opinions to themselves. Many Captains and Commanders preferred to go "no decor" when not on a mission or in the presence of VIPs, since it maintained morale among the squadron-mates.
Defender (Imperial) - individuals who worked as special investigators within the Imperial armed forces.
Dirtdock (CorSec officers) - Treasure Ship Row
Drill the Woofer (unknown) - originated in the lowly cantinas of the galaxy. A slang phrase, it meant that a being was particularly bad at something, as in "You really drill the woofer!"
Droid-Rot (unknown) - deterioration or corrosion of a droid's electrical wiring and circuitry.
Drooling Drebble (deal-slang) - bounty hunter
Drooling Drebble With Fangs (deal-slang) - particularly nasty bounty hunter
Drop-Point (unknown) - any location which was maintained for the secret delivery of goods and material. These locations could also be used by the Intelligence division as a field office.
Dumbot (unknown) - derogatory term for any labor droid who performed a single, repetitive operation, such as welding the frame of a landspeeder.
Dust-happy (Corellia) - anyone addicted to spice, as most spices are sold in powder form.

Spoiler: E

Espo (Corporate Sector) - Corporate Sector Authority's Security Police. Used in singular or plural terms.

Spoiler: F

Fanboy (military) - crewman of a hovercraft
Final Jump (spacer) - death
First Kiss (spacer) - a smooth, gentle landing
Fixer (unknown) - a specialized form of computer slicer. Fixers hacked into corporate or government data centers and stole proprietary information, leaving forged - though bogus - data behind. They then sold the information on the black market. It was believed that the term "fixer" came from the Sullustan phrase tersish g'loc, which loosely translated to "fix them once and for all."
Flammer (law enforcement) - con artist
Flashtail (unknown) - any hasty and swift departure for a remote destination, as in "We'd better flashtail it out of here, or we'll never make it."
Flutie (Imperial) - any race that can't speak the Basic language of humans.
Flux-fiend (gambling) - any gambler who liked to play flux.
Free-freighter (spacer) - any transport ship or freighter which was independently owned and operated
Freighter Bum (unknown) - any cargo pilot or spacer
Full DSW (starfighter pilots) - phrase to indicate that their starfighters had enough energy to fully supply drive systems, shields, and weapons.
Furball (starfighter pilot) - the incredibly complex collection of starships and weaponry that formed an interstellar dogfight

Spoiler: G

Gig (spacer) - a myriad of small ships designed for atmospheric or low-orbit operation. They are built as support craft for larger starships, and are often well-armed for combat
Giggle-dust (spacer) - most any form of illegal, inhaled drug
Glick - (unknown) - a misfortunate being
Glitbiter (unknown) - those addicts of glitterstim spice who consume it in its raw form. They are often high-strung and tend to ramble incoherently.
Gnardly (unknown) - something less than wonderful
Grav-car (unknown) - any land-based repulsorcraft
Green Boys (mercenary) - an Imperial ground force
Guncta (unknown) - lower form of life, any being who would lie and cheat to get what they wanted.

Spoiler: H

Hard Merchandise (bounty hunter) - the being on which a bounty has been placed
Haul Jets (smuggler) - commonly used term for "let's get out of here"
Holo-bim (Cularin) - a derogatory term, short for 'HoloNet Bimbo', used to describe an inane, female celebrity.
Holoshill (unknown) - derogatory term used to describe reporters who work for tabloids and sensationalistic news agencies
Hootyboo (Alderaan) - a streetfighter
Hot-bedding (military) - military term was used to describe the practice of having two or three crewmen sharing the same bunk. Usually done on overcrowded ships, hot-bedding forced crewmen to sleep in rotations, so that the bed was always in use by a different being. While sometimes expedient in combat situations, over the long-term hot-bedding could leading to discomfort and general loss of morale among the troops.
Hotshot (CorSec) - any blaster which had the trigger guard removed.
Hot-vape (unknown) - fighter pilot slang for being ambushed
Howlpack (unknown) - any loose affiliation of untrained warriors, derived from the fact that many such group usually attacked in the midst of loud screams and howls, meant to startle their enemies long enough for the warriors to gain an advantage in the fighting
Hurt Vector (spacer) - unemployment and indebtedness
Huttoad (starfighter pilot) - any being who undermined their efforts.
Hutt-smut (unknown) - name used by many beings to describe the weird forms of pornography that were enjoyed by the Hutt race.
Hyperdust (unknown) - outrunning an opponent and reaching hyperspace ("Eat my hyperdust")

Spoiler: I

ImPeRe (spacer) - Imperial Penal References
Infochant (unknown) - underworld operative who sells information for a living
ISO (unknown) - an acronym meaning "independent ship owner."

Spoiler: J

Jiffies (unknown) - male genitalia, as in the phrase, "I just slipped your jiffies off the roaster", indicating that one being had saved the life of another
Jig Time (smugglers) - phrase, used to indicate the speedy resolution of a situation.

Spoiler: K

K-Class Planet (unknown) - designation of a planet with a specific bandwidth of ambient light.
Kicking the Rancor (Imperial) - a foolish stunt, in which the risks vastly outweighed the gains.

Spoiler: L

Lance (Imperial) - a speeder bike unit
Landing Zone (smuggling) - room or flat
Level Zip Ship (spacer) - a starship which was an easy target for theft, because it had very few, if any security obstacles
Lignyot (Imperial) - the Empire's cryptanalysis agency, it was originally coined to describe the agents of the Old Republic's Cryptanalysis Department.
Lint-nerf (unknown) large dust mote
Little Slugland (smuggler) nickname for Nar Shaddaa
Lizling (Imperial) - derogatory term for a small, reptiloid being.
LTS (unknown) - starfighter pilot slang for a pilot who is "likely to survive"
Lum Run (spacer) - any routine trip or task
Lumrunner (spacer) - used either to compliment an individual or deride him. In its complimentary form, a lumrunner is an individual who can perform heroic tasks and make them look simple. In its derogatory form, a lumrunner is someone who avoids risks at all costs, taking the jobs which are easy and have little risk.

Spoiler: M

Manding (Esseles) - used by the children of the planet to indicate a high level of incredibility, as in, "He's so manding cute!"
Mind Evaporator (Kashyyyk) - Basic translation of a Wookiee term for any addictive video game that lacked any form of educational purpose.
Minder (Old Repuplic) - physicians who are also empaths, and work to ensure the mental and emotional well-being of their patients.
Money Lane (smugglers) - an unmarked area within the sights of a laser cannon which fighters often use to denote those kills which require more skill.
Moonside Run (smuggler) - any run which involved moving goods from one part of Nar Shaddaa to another.
Mud-baller (scout) - anyone who lives on the surface of a planet
Mudfoot (Imperial military) - the infantry which accompanies an walker
Mudwater (smuggling) - any cloudy, gritty beverage

Spoiler: N

Name It, Claim It Law (unknown) - an Old Republic planetary development decree, under which explorers had only to locate remote systems, perform cursory life-form scans, and file for development rights in order to take control of the system. The result was the discovery and naming of a vast number of planetary systems without any real idea what each system and its worlds held. Czerka used this method quite often, and named most of these planets CZ-(number).
Neep (unknown) - an individual who installs computer systems.
Nerf Bait (spacer) - any form of phony lock or security system installed on a starship, which was booby-trapped by the owner in order to catch shipjackers
NRC (deal-slang) - "not really committed", inferred the cynical attitude most gamblers had towards the Republic

Spoiler: O

Old Spacemen's Home (spacer) - a term used to indicate retirement.
Organ-legger (unknown) - smugglers who transport illegally-obtained donor organs across the galaxy.

Spoiler: P

Pinmoney (bounty hunter) - term used to identify a small-time criminal who has engaged in illicit activities for many years, but only commands a small bounty.
Plastihead (smuggling) - any thick-headed individual
Pleasure Planet in the Purple System (unknown) - phrase used to describe a euphoric place in which everything is happy and fun.
Polyglot (unknown) - any higher-grade computer language
Popper (unknown) - any riot suppression weapon which used a sonic blast to halt an attacker
Precog (unknown) - used to describe any Gotal who could use their sensitive head cones to anticipate an opponent's next move
Protie (Elrood Sector) - protocol droid
Prune Face (Imperial) - a member of the Dresselian race
Puck (military) - repulsortank

Spoiler: R

Ratch (smugglers) - any lowlife criminal
Rawmat (corporate) - raw materials
Reading the G's (starship pilots) - phrase used to describe the ability to fly a ship by tactile feel, rather than by instruments.
Reigat Rage (unknown) - the incredible fits of anger which sometimes struck the Reigat species, often resulting in large amounts of destruction.
RePeRe (spacers) - Republic Penal References
Rill out (unknown) - slang term which indicates a being was going to go to sleep, as in "Don't rill out in the middle of a fight!"
Rimkin (Core Worlds) - anyone who lived beyond the Inner Rim; offensive to most natives of the Outer Rim.
Rulebook (criminal) - blaster weapon, derives from the phrase "making your own rules" by taking the law into your own hands and enforcing it at blaster-point.

Spoiler: S

Sabacc Mask (gamblers) - the completely expressionless face of a competitor. A sabacc mask betrayed no emotion, not even in the slightly twitch of an eyelash. A true sabacc mask was said to be unreadable even by a Lorrdian.
SB1 (Imperial) - battalion's captain, second-in-command to the battalion's major, responsible for the unit's intel
SB2 (Imperial) - battalion's logistics officer
SB3 (Imperial) - battalion's medical officer
SB4 (Imperial) - battalion's technical officer
SB5 (Imperial) - battalion's headquarters officer, has no counterpart at the company level; SB5 is responsible for coordinating the battalion's support, security, and order
SC1 (Imperial) - company's lieutenant, the second in command
SC2 (Imperial) - company's logistics officer
SC3 (Imperial) - company's medical officer
SC4 (Imperial) - company's technical officer
Scooptrooper (Imperial) - an imperial soldier who travels on a swoop, rather than a speeder bike.
Scrobb (Hutt) - small denomination of money
Sellsecret (Tatooine) - any being who make a living buying and selling information; term has a more dubious connotation than infochant.
Sevari Sidestep (deal-slang) - starship maneuver, implies the use of finesse and guile to elude the long arm of the law.
Shadowport (unknown) - any spaceport that catered to the less-reputable spacers of the galaxy, and provided services without requiring official licensing or notification.
Shag (Huttese) - slave
Show, The (starfighter pilot) - space battle
Simsoft (military) - the software which gets loaded into a flight simulator; it defines the mission, the opponent's strength and configuration, and the the artificial intelligence necessary to similate the opponent's actions
Sitrep (military) - a situation report.
Skip-tracer (unknown) - collections agent
Sleeper (unknown) - a hold-out blaster
Slicer (unknown) - a computer hacker.
Slythmonger (unknown) - beings who illegally sold prescription drugs or narcotics for a disbarred physician.
Spacer (unknown) - starship pilot
Spacescraper (Coruscant) - the tallest buildings found on the planet, if not in the galaxy.
Spacing (unknown) - form of execution in which the victim is cast into the vacuum of deep space without any protection.
Spice-Jacker (unknown) - pirates who illegally obtain spice by hijacking other smugglers and stealing their cargoes.
Spill Air (racer) - the super-heated gases that are created by a hot engine, can be bled off in order to cool the engine or prevent engine fires
Spore Tour (Agricultural Corps) - any examination of a planet's native plant life and its applications in terraforming
Squealer (unknown) - a sonic pistol.
Sticks, The (Core Worlds) - any planets located beyond the Colonies.
Stim-pickled (unknown) - a being who was addicted to stimulants and other such drugs.
Suvivor's Fund (starfighter pilots) - any sabacc or gambling pot which was left whenever their squadron was called to active duty. Any game interrupted by a combat order had its pot added to the Survivor's Fund, which was distributed to the surviving members of the families of pilots who were killed in the line of duty.
Swamp hider (bounty hunters) - any being who chose to hide, rather than fight back.

Spoiler: T

Talkdroid (unknown) - protocol droid
Tapcafe (unknown) - a bar, often housing several games of chance.
Technico (starfighter pilot) - starship technician
Techrat (unknown) - a being who relies too heavily on technology.
Techno (unknown) - any being who made a living as a technician who worked on complex systems
Temp-flu (starfighter pilot) - the mental state of mind which overcomes pilots shortly before their tour of duty was up; if they survived long enough, some tried to ensure their continued survival by holding back and not becoming too aggressive
Thrill-Killer (unknown) - a person whose mental state is unstable, and who enjoys killing anything for the excitement is brings. They often have special weapons surgically implanted in their bodies.
Tinny (military) - a battle droid
Toydarian Print (unknown) - term used during the Old Republic to describe the "fine print" (all the information on the obscure terms and conditions, often buried in a document or written in small fonts) in a contract or document.
Trakkie (Outer Rim) - any droid which uses anything from treads to rotating tracks for locomotion
Tramper (unknown) - any independent starship owner who performed odd transport jobs, rather than joining a corporation or guild to pull in a regular paycheck.
Triggo (Imperial military) - the primitive settlements of alien beings
Tunding (unknown) - used to disparagingly describe a object

Spoiler: U

UCT (republic military) - acronym for a "universal cutting tool," otherwise known as a lightsaber.
Umron (Giju) - a being who was so stupid, he didn't even know he was an idiot.

Spoiler: V

Velocity-blinker (unknown) - any being who enjoyed and participated in extremely fast racing sports, such as podracing and swoop racing.

Spoiler: W

Wagyx (Corellia) - anal region of a human
Wookinate (unknown) - excessive use of force in dealing with a situation, refers to the battle rage a Wookiee could enter when presented with danger. A verb, it could be used like this: "I'll Wookinate that scout walker!"

Spoiler: Y

Yegg (Imperial) - lowlife being

Source: Just Dutch, Malgus-RP (Enjin)