Lingo : 8 answers – Crossword-Clue

___ penny (very common, in British lingo) "10-33!" in CB lingo "10-6," in C.B. lingo "Appreciated!" in IM lingo "As an aside," in chat lingo "As you wish," in ham lingo "Bear" in C.B. lingo "Disgusting!" in Valley Girl lingo "Got it," in radio lingo "Gotcha," in old lingo "I didn't need to know that," in modern lingo "Ick!" in Valley Girl lingo "If you ask me," in chatroom lingo "Incidentally," in Internet lingo "It seems to me," in IM lingo "More than I need to know," in modern lingo "No problem, really," in modern lingo "O" in old radio lingo "Pedi's" mate, in day spa lingo "Roger" follower, in ham lingo "Shank," in prison lingo "The Lord of the Rings" lingo "Your turn," in radio lingo "Your turn" in CB lingo *Third base, in baseball lingo *Where the tight end is positioned, in football lingo 3x, in Rx lingo A short rest, in actors' lingo Absolutely unused, in eBay lingo Activates, in computer lingo Alternatively, in Internet lingo Artificial turf, in sports lingo Assassination, in spy lingo Automobile lingo pertaining to caviar? Avant-garde, in street lingo Awarding of huge settlements to plaintiffs, in modern lingo Back muscle, in gym lingo Back muscles, in gym lingo Base on balls, in baseball lingo Baseball team, in old-timey lingo Be undefeated against, in sports lingo Bear ___ (police station, in C.B. lingo) Beaver skin, in Western lingo Beginning a downward spiral, in TV lingo Best-selling program, in tech lingo Big bass, in fishing lingo Big bikes, in biker lingo Bit of Realtor lingo Blitzes, in old football lingo Bonus, in commercial lingo Bread that's called "whiskey" in diner lingo Campus lass, in old lingo Cassandra's forte, in today's lingo Certain number in NASA lingo Check for credibility, in modern lingo Chest muscle, in gym lingo Chest muscles, in bodybuilding lingo Comic's lingoes Communal tech workshop, in modern lingo Connected, in hotel lingo Consistently beating, in sports lingo Cool, in hip-hop lingo Course, in education lingo Criminals, in cop lingo Crook, in cop lingo Crowd-scene actors, in the lingo Curl around the hole's edge without going in, in golf lingo Dangerous cargo, in modern lingo Deceptive lingo Deck, in boxing lingo Defeats regularly, in sports lingo Defensive team's goal line to 20 yard line, in football lingo Demoted, in recent lingo Destroyers, in Navy lingo Did away with, in gangster lingo Digit in military lingo Dingers, in sports lingo Dominate, in sports lingo Dominated, in sports lingo Dominates, in sports lingo Drums, in jazz lingo Earn a load of money, in modern lingo Eatery with its own lingo Ending used for lingos Excellent, in British lingo Excellent, in modern lingo Fab, in showbiz lingo Fannie chaser, in bank lingo Fashion plates, in British lingo Fastball, in baseball lingo Flashy jewelry, in hip-hop lingo Fluff stuff, in CB lingo From a different perspective, in chat room lingo Gaffe at a social gathering, in modern lingo Get ready, in military lingo Give, as a topic for discussion, in newscaster lingo Going-nowhere position, in modern lingo Good, in Rasta lingo Grand Marquis, in car lingo Grand Marquis, in driver lingo Hard-hit line drive, in baseball lingo Have a crush on, in middle school lingo Hepcat's lingo High rollers, in casino lingo Highly successful, in showbiz lingo Hipster's lingo Hit a homer, in baseball lingo Hits a high fly, in baseball lingo Hoisted, in nautical lingo Home run, in baseball lingo Home, in today's lingo Hostess, in airline lingo Hot spot, in lunch counter lingo Ice, in bar lingo In modern lingo, a vegetarian who occasionally eats meat In modern lingo, an urban male who devotes much time to his appearance and lifestyle Indebted to the pot, in poker lingo Indefinitely, in legal lingo Injectable diazepam, in military lingo Injured, in baseball lingo Inning, in sports lingo Jazz lingo Jazzman's lingo Jumping ability, in hoops lingo K-12, in education lingo Kickoff team, in football lingo Kills, in gangster lingo Large, in commercial lingo Last letter in communications lingo Last letter in radio lingo Latest lingo Lawbreaker, in police lingo Layoffs, in govt. lingo Leonine lingo Letter after sierra, in radio lingo Letter before Peter in old radio lingo Lie to, in nautical lingo Like costs that can't be recovered, in economists' lingo Like much hip-hop lingo Like some horror films, in modern lingo Line drive, in baseball lingo Lingo Lingo ender Lingo ending Lingo heavy on pluralizing with Z's Lingo or dialect Lingo suffix Lingo: Suffix Lingoes Local lingo Local lingoes Long basket, in basketball lingo Long basket, in hoops lingo Long baskets, in NBA lingo Louisiana lingo Major leagues, in baseball lingo Meaning of "one on the city," in diner lingo More, in commercial lingo Move, in agent lingo Move, in real estate lingo Move, in Realtor lingo Move, in realtor's lingo Move, in realty lingo Moves, in realtor lingo Much-devalued holding, in modern lingo Newly-introduced element that alters the situation in a significant way, in modern lingo Nick's time, in TV lingo Nonfat, in coffeehouse lingo Not just a mess-up, in modern lingo Number in C.B. lingo Number in CB lingo Number in NASA lingo Off-season, in baseball lingo Offender, in cop lingo Offender, in police lingo Oil company, in Wall Street lingo On fire, in restaurant lingo One iron, in old golf lingo One who takes things back, in old lingo Out of action, in baseball lingo Out, in library lingo Overdid the techie lingo, with 'out' P, in radio lingo People without a religious affiliation, in modern lingo Pet cat, in British lingo Photo files, in computer lingo Physique, in gym lingo Plan for peace, in modern lingo Play well, in jazz lingo Playground lingo Police radio lingo Popped up, in baseball lingo Porcine lingo Preppy, party-loving, egotistical male, in modern lingo Private lingoes Radio, in Citizens Band lingo Ranting preacher, in old lingo Ratted, in mob lingo Re-enlist, in G.I. lingo Read but not comment, in Internet lingo