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CB Slang / Technical Terms & Abbreviations
Almost all of these came from " trucker's ". As time goes bye some of these will be forgotten and new ones will be added.
Here is what I can remember and compiled from numerous sources :
CB Slang---
A kind of language occurring chiefly in casual and playful speech, made up typically of short-lived coinages and figures of speech that are deliberately used in place of
standard terms for added raciness, humor, irreverence, or other effect.
M
Machine---- (
Truck(rig).
)
Mack City---- (
Allentowm,Pennsylvania-USA.
)
Mad money---- (
Expense account.
)
Magic mile---- (
End of a trip.
)
Magnolia State---- (
Mississippi-USA.
)
Mail---- (
Overheard conversation; conversation on a channel.
)
Make a trip---- (
Switch channels.
)
Make it a best seller--- (
Have a good trip.
)
Make the trip---- (
A transmitted signal making it to another station: "Did I make the trip?".
)
Male buffalo---- (
A male prostitute.
)
Making the trip---- (
Good signal.
)
Mama---- (
Wife or girl friend.
)
Mama Bear--- (
Policewoman.
)
Mama's lane---- (
Passing lane.
)
Mama Smokey---- (
Female Police Officer.
)
(The)Man---- (
Police.
)
Maniac---- (
Mechanic.
)
Man in blue---- (
Police.
)
Man in slicker---- (
Fireman.
)
Man in white---- (
Doctor or ambulance attendent.
)
Man with a camera---- (
Police with radar; radar trap.
)
Man with a gun---- (
Radar trap.
)
Mardi gras---- (
Welfare cheque day.
)
Mardi Gras Town---- (
New Orleans,Louisiana-USA.
)
Mare---- (
Woman.
)
Marijuana Taxi---- (
Police car.
)
Marker---- (
Post on side of road used to indicate location.
)
Mashing the mike---- (
Keying button on microphone.
)
Mash your motor---- (
Go fast, step on it. Same as gouge on it and hammer down.
)
Masquerading smokey---- (
Disguised police car.
)
Mate---- (
Good buddy or friend.
)
May all your ups and downs between the sheets---- (
A closing.
)
Mayday---- (
Emergency (10-33); distress call.
)
May I have a Nixon ?---- (
I beg your pardon ?
)
Mclean lane---- (
Center lane.
)
McStop---- (
A McDonalds with truck parking and clean restrooms .
)
Meanies---- (
The Spectrum Management Agency, Canberra (formerly DoTac).
)
Meat wagon---- (
Ambulance.
)
Mercy---- (
Supplants "on-air" profanity. "Mercy, I thought that driver was going to run over me".
)
Mercy sakes---- (
Most common general exclamation, "my goodness" or "wow";
can be used in place of fourletter words.
)
Mercy snakes---- (
Variation of "mercy sakes".
)
Merry merry---- (
Means merry Christmas (" have a wonderful merry merry") .
)
Mess-em-up---- (
Accident.
)
Mexican overdrive---- (
Neutral gear position used in going downhill.
)
MIC---- (
Microphone.
)
Mi Casa---- (
My house.
)
Mickey Mitchell---- (
Local police.
)
Mickey Mouse (metro)---- (
Local police.
)
Mickey Mouse on a tricycle---- (
Police on a motorcycle.
)
Midnight overdrive---- (
Same as "Mexican overdrive".
)
Midnight shopper---- (
Thief.
)
Mighty Slow---- (
M.S. Carriers driver.
)
Mike---- (
Microphone.
)
Mike dust---- (
Static.
)
Mike Fright---- (
Soft-speaking, quiet person.
)
Mikey mouse---- (
Temporary, non professional fix to a situation.
)
Mik-e-nik---- (
Mechanic.
)
Mile High---- (
Denver,Colorado-USA.
)
Mile marker---- (
Same as marker.
)
Milford lane---- (
Passing lane.
)
Milk run---- (
Easy trip.
)
Minding My Business---- (
Driving according to the rules of the road (i.e. Not speeding orusing the shoulder, etc.).
)
Mine sweeper---- (
Front door of a convoy.
)
Miniskirt---- (
Girl, woman.
)
Ministate---- (
Rhode Island-USA.
)
Minnie---- (
Small shipment(usually less then 100 pounds).
)
Mission ---- (
A rush load."I'm on a mission today".
)
Mixing bowl---- (
Highway clover leaf or interchange; converging roads.
)
Mixmaster---- (
Same as "mixing bowl".
)
Mobile---- (
CB radio in car, truck, boat, motorcycle, or bicycle.
)
Mobile eyeball---- (
One truck checking another truck's rig while passing it.
)
Mobile-forrest--- (
Logging truck.
)
Mobile mattress---- (
Car with camper.
)
Mobile parking lot---- (
Same as "portable parking lot"; i.e., auto transport truck.
)
Mobile unit---- (
Car, other vehicle.
)
Moccasins---- (
Linear amplifier.
)
Modulate---- (
Talking.
)
Modulate with you---- (
Talk with you.
)
Modulating---- (
Talking; Talking on the CB.
)
Modulator---- (
Some refer to it as a linear. It’s actually a device to boost the transmit audio.
)
Mollies---- (
Uppers or sleep-retarding pills.
)
Momma---- (
The wife.
)
Moneybus---- (
Armored truck.
)
Mon Ford Lane---- (
Passing lane.
)
Monford Lane---- (
Passing lane.
)
Monkey blood---- (
Gasoline.
)
Monkey pickles---- (
Bananas; so named because bananas are dark green during shipment.
"I got me a load of monkey pickles out of Gulfport".
)
Monkey Town---- (
Montgomery,Alabama-USA; Montgomery Ward (department store).
)
Monitoring---- (
Listening.
)
Moonshine---- (
Liquor.
)
Monitor---- (
To listen, i.e.- "I monitor channel 22.
)
Monster lane---- (
Extreme left-hand lane .
)
Mon-tan-n-n-na ---- (
Montana-USA- drivers must have thick skin when other drivers
give them the "sheep bleat".
)
Mothball---- (
CB get-together(Annual CB Convention).
)
Mother trucker---- (
Used in place of common 12-letter word.
)
Motion Lotion---- (
Gasoline.
)
Motion potion---- (
Fuel; petrol.
)
Motor boat---- (
Rapid fluttering signal.
)
Motor City---- (
Detroit,Michigan-USA.
)
Motorcycle Mama--- (
Woman riding on a motorcycle.
)
Motoring on---- (
Traveling.
)
Motor is totering---- (
Driving at desired speed.
)
Motor machine---- (
Car or truck.
)
Motormouth---- (
Nonstop talker.
)
Motown---- (
Detroit,Michigan-USA.
)
Mounties in the sky---- (
Police in helicopters.
)
Mounty---- (
Short for County Mounty (sheriff, deputy sheriff, or county police officer). In
Canada, it definately refers to a Mounty or Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer.
)
Mouth Piece--- (
Lawyer.
)
Movable parking lot---- (
Same as portable parking lot.
)
Move---- (
Travel; in motion.
)
Movie star---- (
M.S. Carriers Bought by SWIFT transportation.
)
Moving forest---- (
Long truck.
)
Moving on---- (
Means you have quit jabbin' and are now driving (see also stepping on, rolling on) .
)
Mr. Clean--- (
Overtly cautious driver.
)
Mr. Peanut---- (
Jimmy Carter.
)
M20---- (
Meeting place.
)
Muck Truck---- (
Cement truck.
)
Mud---- (
Coffee.
)
Mudball---- (
Donut.
)
Mud Duck---- (
Someone with a very weak signal / very hard to copy.
)
Muff---- (
Woman.
)
Mule---- (
Forklift.
)
Multi-stop body---- (
Truck used for short stops.
)
Mumbo Jumbo---- (
CB Jargon for "I don’t copy".
)
Munchies---- (
Food.
)
Muppet Channels---- (
UK Band .
)
Muscle buster---- (
Air-cushioned driver's seat.
)
Music City or Town---- (
Nashville,Tennessee-USA.
)
Muskrat---- (
Child.
)
My Goodness Gracious---- (
Term for surprise, or excitement.
)
Technical Terms & Abbreviations---
Means practical knowledge on electrical systems including installing, maintaining, operating, or repairing electrical equipment.
mA---- (
Milliampere (1/1,000 ampere) .
)
Magnetic mount---- (
An antenna with a magnetic base that permits
quick installation and removal from a motor vehicle or other metal surface.
)
Main Lobe---- (
The direction of maximum radiated field strength from
an antenna, also called Major Lobe.
)
MARS---- (
Military Affiliate Radio Service.
)
Matchbox ---- (
Antenna Tuner--Impedance-matching device that matches
the antenna system input impedance to the transmitter, receiver, or transceiver output impedance.
)
Maximum Usable---- (
MUF--(The highest frequency that allows a radio
wave to reach a desired destination).
)
Mayday---- (
Emergency (10-33); distress call.
)
MC---- (
Megacycles.
)
Megacycles---- (
Million cycles per second. This terminology
has been replaced by MegaHertz (MHz) .
)
Megahertz---- (
Million hertz.
)
Memory Bank ---- (
A set of memory channels organized into a group.
)
Memory Effect ---- (
Rechargeable batteries such as Ni-cad and Ni-MH types that
may be getting capacity as a result of repeated non-full charge/dis-charge cycles.
)
MF---- (
Medium Frequency--300-3,000 kHz.
)
MIC---- (
Microphone.
)
Mids---- (
EU (European) Band.
)
Mike---- (
Microphone.
)
Mobile---- (
CB radio in car, truck, boat, motorcycle, or bicycle.
)
Mobile unit---- (
Car, other vehicle.
)
Modulate---- (
Talking.
)
Modulating---- (
Talking; Talking on the CB.
)
Modulation---- (
Audio portion of your signal.
)
Modulation---- (
The process of varying some characteristic (Amplitude,
Frequency or phase of an RF Carrier for the purpose on conveying information.
)
Modulation booster---- (
Microphone pre-amp/compressor either external or internal to the microphone or radio. External devices between the mike and rig are called Modulators.
)
Modulator---- (
Some refer to it as a linear. It’s actually a device to boost the transmit audio.
)
Monitoring---- (
Listening.
)
Moonraker---- (
A 4 element cross polarized directional antenna
formerly made by Antenna Specialist Company. Now, a catch-all word for any directional
antenna roughly matching the same description.
)
M20---- (
Meeting place.
)
Muppet Channels---- (
UK Band .
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