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It should be...so should the term "boss" as an adjective...
"Boss" annoyed the hell out of me. You know, ya' just had to wince when you heard it.
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It should be...so should the term "boss" as an adjective...
"That's lit" should be the go-to phrase here on Lit.Equivalent to "that's bitchin" would probably be
"That's lit", "that's fire" or "that slaps". "dope" is also still in common usage.
According to my 20 year old future F1 car designer son, "On fleek" is "bitchin."I guess it probably depends on the region? But I don't think it's used very commonly by gen zers except ironically or whimsically.
Equivalent to "that's bitchin" would probably be
"That's lit", "that's fire" or "that slaps". "dope" is also still in common usage.
Yep. This sure is a bitchin' thread.This thread is so fetch!
Come on, it's such a swell term!"Boss" annoyed the hell out of me. You know, ya' just had to wince when you heard it.
Super groovyCome on, it's such a swell term!
20 something in college here: nobody says bitchin.I need to poll the AH jury to see if I have this one or not.
I'm writing dialog among relatively rural-ish 20-something males, and have a scene where "Bitchin'!" seems appropriate. But that's my 1960's familiarity, when it came into common use and had a bit of shock value. I think it has sort of hung on with hot-rod enthusiasts and performance car nuts in general. I checked for it on urbandictionary.com, and it's definitely there with multiple entries, but most of those posts seem to be several years old.
The story is present day, so I have to wonder - is "Bitchin'!" relatively timeless? I have observed that each generation cohort has their own exclamatory word or phrase - who among us remembers "groovy"? - but most of those almost immediately date the context.
20 something in college here: nobody says bitchin.
Totally!This thread is like, far out man.
omfg that happened to me once and I sent it without fixing itAs a secondary answer to 'is it still in the lexicon?': if you try typing it in your phone, it's almost certain to 'correct' it to 'bitcoin'.
It's totally not, it's more like "awesome" or "radical" or "so gnarly it's superlatively good"Assuming "bitchin" is synonymous with "cool"