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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.




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X-raying cars---- ( Radar. )

X-ray machine---- ( Radar speed meter. )

X.Y.---- ( Spouse. )

X.Y.D.---- ( Daughter. )

X.Y.L.---- ( Ex-young lady; Wife. )

X.Y.M.---- ( Son; Man. )

X.Y.O.---- ( Spouse. )



Technical Terms & Abbreviations---
Means practical knowledge on electrical systems including installing, maintaining, operating, or repairing electrical equipment.




XTAL---- ( Crystal. )



Y



Yak shack---- ( Radio room. )

Yap---- ( Talk; mouth. )

Yard---- ( Name for the parking lot of a driver's company ("sitting here in the yard, waiting to load up"). )

Yardbird---- ( A person who stays around his or her place of employment . )

yardstick---- ( Name for mile marker on major highways. )

Y.D.---- ( Daughter. )

Yeah Four---- ( Same as "Ten Four". )

Yell---- ( Same as "shout". )

Yellowstone Park---- ( Police grouping. )

YEOOWW BAAABY!---- ( When a woman is THAT good looking, you will hear this phrase . )

Y.L.---- ( Young lady. )

Y.M.---- ( Young man. )

Yo---- ( Yes. )

Yogi Bear---- ( Police. )

Y.O.L.---- ( Your old lady. )

Yoo---- ( Yes. )

Yonder---- ( A specific direction indicated by the speaker. )

You get it---- ( Reply. )

You gone ?---- ( Are you still there ? )

You got a copy on me ?---- ( Can you here me ? )

You Got'Em---- ( Acknowledgment that the person called is responding. )

You got it---- ( Letting another station know he has the "floor". )

You may speak---- ( Acknowledgment of breaker to speak. )

Youngsville---- ( Children using CB. )

You're looking good---- ( All clear; good audio. )

Your telephone is ringing---- ( Someohe is asking for you on the radio. )

Yo Yo---- ( Constant change of speed. )



Yagi---- ( A directional antenna consisting of a
dipole and two additional elements, a slightly longer reflector and a slightly shorter
director. Electromagnetic coupling between the elements focuses maximum power (or reception)
in the direction of the director.
)



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Zapping---- ( Transmitting with a lot of power. )

Zephyr haul---- ( Light cargo. )

Zipper---- ( Broken white lane lines on the road. )

Zoo---- ( Police headquarters or highway patrol headquarters. )

Zoo Town---- ( Kalamazoo,Michigan-USA. )

Z's---- ( Sleep. )

Zulu---- ( The last letter in the Phonetic Alphabet. )

ZZZZ's---- ( Sleep time. )



Zero beat---- ( Adjust the frequencies of two signals so that they are exactly equal and in phase. )



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