What Was The Most Popular Slang Term From Your Birth Year?

Unless you were really up on the trends as a fetus, you'll never know this. But what was the most popular slang term the year you were born?

Good Housekeeping put together a list of the most popular terms for every year from 1926 to 2006. Here's a look by the decades:

1950s:
• 1950 – beautiful people
• 1951 – nerd
• 1952 – divey
• 1953 – hippie
• 1954 – boonies
• 1955 – cool
• 1956 – nit-picker
• 1957 – Endsville
• 1958 – nuke
• 1959 – hot-dog

1960s:
• 1960 – dullsville
• 1961 – bratty
• 1962 – drop-dead gorgeous
• 1963 – Mickey Mouse, goofing off at work
• 1964 – aw shucks
• 1965 – grody
• 1966 – kegger
• 1967 – freak flag
• 1968 – bippy
• 1969 – out of sight

1970s:
• 1970 – dorky
• 1971 – deadheads
• 1972 – guilt trip
• 1973 – carbo
• 1974 – motorhead
• 1975 – detox
• 1976 – hardball
• 1977 – brewski
• 1978 – pig out
• 1979 – nostalgia-fest

1980s:
• 1980 – frizzy
• 1981 – chill pill
• 1982 – buff
• 1983 – beat box
• 1984 – that's major
• 1985 – radness
• 1986 – studmuffin
• 1987 – couch surfing
• 1988 – F-bomb
• 1989 – trash talk

1990s:
• 1990 – kewl
• 1991 – tighty whiteys
• 1992 – NOT
• 1993 – da bomb
• 1994 – Benjamins
• 1995 – as if
• 1996 – whatever
• 1997 – jiggy
• 1998 – phat
• 1999 – bling

Read more at Good Housekeeping.