Slang of the 80s deserves special recognition for its creativity and the sheer volume of it. From Valley Girl favorites to iconic one-liners, these are our favorite 80s slang words and phrases ...

The definition of this '80s slang word is surprisingly involved. The definition of this '80s slang word is surprisingly involved. The definition of this '80s slang word is surprisingly involved ...

The definition of this '80s slang word is surprisingly involved. Since the term hit three years ago, the media has grabbed on, and in 1986, just about anyone can describe *** yuppie.

“Bodacious,” “no duh” and “tubular” are just some of the colorful slang that emerged from the ‘80s. They are pretty easy to understand and were used frequently.

The definition of this '80s slang word is surprisingly involved. Since the term hit three years ago, the media has grabbed on, and in 1986, just about anyone can describe *** yuppie.

The definition of this '80s slang word is surprisingly involved. Since the term hit three years ago, the media has grabbed on, and in 1986, just about anyone can describe *** yuppie.

“Bodacious,” “no duh” and “tubular” are just some of the colorful slang that emerged from the ‘80s. They are pretty easy to understand and were used frequently.

T he '80s was a time of excess: big hair, dramatic makeup, colorful clothes, and bold pop music loaded with synthesizers. Even the way people talked was an extension of this heightened style.

The definition of this '80s slang word is surprisingly involved. Since the term hit three years ago, the media has grabbed on, and in 1986, just about anyone can describe *** yuppie.

The definition of this '80s slang word is surprisingly involved. Since the term hit three years ago, the media has grabbed on, and in 1986, just about anyone can describe *** yuppie.

The definition of this '80s slang word is surprisingly involved. Since the term hit three years ago, the media has grabbed on, and in 1986, just about anyone can describe *** yuppie.

The definition of this '80s slang word is surprisingly involved. Since the term hit three years ago, the media has grabbed on, and in 1986, just about anyone can describe *** yuppie.