What are some commonly used summer camp words or lingos?
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*chow- food\n*skits- short plays, usually consisting of bad acting, bad jokes, but good times\n*latrine- the outhouse\n*outhouse- the outdoor toilet\n*ivy- short name for POISION ivy\n*Don't go in there- usually a warning of a bad smell in the latrine or a warning of poision ivy in the nearby woods\n*tinder- starts the fire\n*kindling- builds the fire up\n*Fuel- keeps the fire going\n*lashing- a particulary way of working a rope to tie two things together securly\n*fire pit- where the fires are SUPOSSED to be\n*fire marshal- who takes care of fires that are NOT where they are supposed to be\n*taps- song that is played to retire the US flag during ceremonies\n*revillie- song that wakes campers up in the morning\n*lake such and such- Usually a body of water that is not much more than a big pond\n*mess hall- basically this would be where you eat if you don't have to make your own meals\n*dutch oven- a cast iron pot that is very heavy and used to make a TON of diffrent things over/in the campfire\n*foil meals- one of the easiest fire meals EVER. Take meat and veggies, season to taste, put in fire and flip every so often. Don't be afraid to let it cook, but make sure to check on it every once in a while\n*waterfront-the area of the camp that allows for swimming and where any boats to be used on camp grounds are usually stored. (This is where the lifeguards are if you happen to be interested in that kind of thing)\n*ow!- some minor injury has occurred, like a bug bite or minor scratch\n*D**m!-something a little more serious than ow, also used to express regret, such as forgetting to bringing a particular favorite food or some small comfort of home.\n*s**t!-Can be more serious or the same level as d**m\n*F**k!-Something very serious such as breaking a bone or seeing a wild animal like a bear.\n*range- either shotgun, rifle or archery range. Very fun place
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breath\nrust\ndictionary\njack\nsimply boring
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AFAICS: as far as I can see \nAFAIK: as far as I know \nASAP: as soon as possible \nBBQ: be back quick. (This can easily be mistaken for "barbecue" if used in a vague context.) \nBRB: be right back \nBTW: by the way \nFTW: ef the world \nFTW: for the win/f the what?(Used when someone doesn't understand what a person is saying) \nFWIW: for what it's worth \nFYI: for your information \nG2G or GTG: got to go/good to go \nGTFO: get the f out \nHB: hurry back \nIANAL: I am not a lawyer \nIDK: I don't know \nIIRC: if I recall correctly \nIMO: in my opinion \nIMHO: in my humble/honest opinion. (Derived from IMO or vice-versa) \nIMNSHO: In my not-so-humble opinion. (Used when one is very certain of something) \nIRL: in real life \nIWS: I'm With Stupid (I agree) \nLMAO: laughing my ass off (can also be combined with a W which creates Laughing My Ass Off While...) \nLMFAO: laughing my freaking ass off \nLOL: laugh out loud \nLOLZONE Layer: laugh out loud layer (refers to the ozone layer and is used when something is very unfunny. I.E.: You made a hole in the LOLZONE layer) \nL2P: learn to play \nNOLM: not of legitimate meaning (and is often used as a replacement for many other terms) \nN2B: not too bad \nNP: no problem \nNSFW: Not safe for work \nOJG: oh jesus god \nOMG: oh my god (OMFG derived from this.) \nOMGWTFBBQ: combines the terms OMG, WTF, and BBQ. (Can also be used as a mockery of newbies who express surprise at commonly known facts, or in self deprecation.) \nOH NOES: oh no \nOP: Original Post/Original Poster (referring to the first post in a thread) \nOTOH: on the other hand \nPO'd: pissed off \nQFT: quit efing talking \nQFT: Quoted For Truth \nROFL: rolling on floor laughing \nROFLMAO: rolling on floor laughing my ass off \nRTFM: Read The F-ng Manual \nSFB: Shit For Brains \nSFW: Safe for work \nSTFU: Shut The F Up \nTBA: To Be Added \nTBH: To Be Honest \nTBQFH: To Be Quite Fucking Honest \nTFA: the f-ing article (often used in a discussion related to a linked article, i.e. "if you'd bothered to read TFA") \nTRDMF: tear rolling down my face \nTIA: thanks in advance \nTTYL: talk to you later \nTY: thank you \nTHX: thanks \nYW: you're welcome \nW/E(W&#92;E): whatever \nWTF: what the f \nWTH: what the heck \nWTH: what the hell
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Descriptive - my favorite vacation spot; my dream vacation spot; where I go to reflect/meditate/pray...; my teenaged brother's bedroom; my favorite season; a 7 -11 from a space alien's point of view (I always like the cars "mating" with the gas pump!)\nNarrative - This is how I finally got to meed God and what happened when we spoke; As I slowly opened up my eyes, I saw a filmy presence right in front of my face!; I mixed up a "magic potion" from Kool-Aid and other stuff from my kitchen.  My little brother drank it, and you'll never believe what happened.
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Bud \nBudsicles\nDank
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intelectual conversation\ngolf\nflying (you have to bethe pilot)\nsurfing (the real way..you know with a boad in the ocean)\ndriving fast
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Youth Rock!\n\nComin' Up Christian!\n\nBible Babies!\n\nYoung, Gifted and Christian!\n\nLil' Brothers and Sisters in Christ!
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dips\nchips\nwhips\nnuff said\ndee dee dee
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try http://www.acacamps.org you can look up summer camps there by location and activities taught
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Laughing my a** off. Here are more abreviations for commonly used words in chat rooms:\nhttp://aimlingo.aimawaymessages.com/
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Now take all the words that have been answered for you and use a thesaurus to find even more!\n\ndrizzle, pour, flow, sprinkle, wave, surge, ebb, tide, tidal, lap (as in lap the shore), mist, fog, consensation, steam, drip, overflow, seap,  ...
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Many words would fit.  Here are some options:\n\nfather, friend, brother, buddy, comrade, chum, counselor, classmate, parent, ally, companion, partner, coworker, colleague, mentor, pal, dad, acquaintance, well-wisher, grandfather, associate, workmate, helper, aide, collaborator, mate, playmate, equal, supporter, assistant  .... \n\nI hope these help.
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KISS\n\nKeep. It. Simple. Stupid.\n\nConstruct\n\nCarefully Organize Nonsense String To Remember Useful Casual Technique\n\nIn other words make up a sentence with the first letter of each word. The sentence doesn't even have to make sense. This was proposed in the previous answer but it was so long I forgot what it said when I fell asleep. Was that Cliff Claven perhaps?\n\nKISS me baby...
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what do you mean by "dental" camp?
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Beg\nBag\nDeaf\nCab\nDeca\nCage\nFace\nAce\n\n(if you can only use the letters once)
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3 words OK? "Harem til now", or "learnt him ow", or "alter him now"\n\nThere is a generator at http://wordsmith.org/anagram/anagram.cgi\n\n2 words: "wraith lemon" (or melon)\n"manhole writ"\n"armhole twin"\n"thermal wino"\n"menial worth"\n"mortal whine"\nand lots more
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You could always use a thesaurus (including online thesaurus like http://thesaurus.reference.com/) and put in a couple of words and seek synonyms. Make sure you check the definition one last time though before giving them to a kid. Good luck!