1995 Slang Words:
General:
* Totally: An intensifier meaning "completely" or "absolutely."
* Like: A filler word used to emphasize or introduce a thought.
* So: Used similarly to "like" as a filler.
* Whatever: Meaning "I don't care" or "that's fine with me."
* Chill: To relax or take it easy.
* Hang out: To spend time with friends.
* Kick it: To spend time with friends in a casual way.
* Bodacious: Amazing or excellent.
* Gag me with a spoon: An expression of disgust or shock.
* Rad: Awesome or cool.
* Tight: Great, cool, or excellent.
* F.B.I.: "Forget about it!"
Music & Culture:
* Grunge: A subculture associated with alternative rock music and style.
* Hip-hop: A genre of music and culture.
* Rave: A large dance party featuring electronic music.
* House music: A style of electronic dance music.
* Techno: A style of electronic dance music.
* Throwback: A song or style from a previous era.
Technology:
* Dial-up: A slow internet connection using a modem.
* BBS: Bulletin Board System, a pre-internet online forum.
* CD-ROM: A type of optical disc used for storing data.
* Nerd: A person who is enthusiastic about technology or computers.
Other:
* My bad: An apology, typically for a minor mistake.
* Booyah: An exclamation of triumph or excitement.
* Word: Meaning "I agree" or "I understand."
* Peace out: A casual way of saying goodbye.
* A-OK: Excellent or perfect.
Note: This is not an exhaustive list, and slang usage varied depending on location and social groups.