This document contains definitions and explanations of slang vocabulary words and phrases, including "weak sauce", "awesomesauce", "lookbook", "ear tickler", and "hangry". Each term is defined and an example or origin is provided to further explain the meaning and appropriate usage of the word or phrase. The document serves as a reference for understanding contemporary slang vocabulary.

1. Vocabulary Drill and
Presentation
(Part of Remedial Teaching)
Prepared by
Vaidehi Hariyani
(Research Scholar)
Department of English,MKBU

2. Weak sauce
• You do not want to hear people calling you
this.
• It means something that is not good quality,
or something that does not perform well.
• The expression originates from the mild hot
sauce at Taco Bell. It is a wanna-be sauce,
since it is so weak that the spicy flavor is
unnoticeable. It does not meet people’s
expectations for hot sauce.

3. Awesomesauce
• This is a nicer word. It is used
to describe something really
cool.

4. Lookbook
• Fashion designers make
lookbooks—sets of
photographs that
promote their
collections. The
negative meaning can
also indicate the
photographs of
pretentious people who
can think only about
fashion.

5. Ear Tickler
• This is someone who
pleases other people
with paying them a lot
of compliments. It may
also indicate nice
behavior, as well as
music that is a joy to
listen to.

6. Hangry
• When the level of hungry
goes into a new dimension,
you are something more
than just hungry: You’re
hangry (hungry + angry).
When you feel like this, you
are bad-tempered and
irritable—you are angry
because you are so hungry.