Commonly-Used American Slang - Page 14

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pad: Have you found a pad yet?
pain in the neck: My wife's best friend is a pain in the neck.
paper-pusher: My office is filled with paper-pushers.
party animal: You're too old to be a party animal.
party-hearty: We need to party-hearty because we just got a raise in salary.
paw: Get your paws off of my body.
peanuts: I am not going to work for peanuts.
pickled: He gets pickled after only one beer.
piece of cake: Working on a computer for me is a piece of cake.
pig: He is a pig at parties.
pig out: Let's go to the restaurant and pig out.
pit stop: Let's make a pit stop at the next rest area.
plastered: He drinks too much and is always plastered on the weekend.
pooped out: He pooped out after we started to do the hard work.
pop: Shut up or I will pop you.