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but there are lots more.
another is bitchen which probably arrived slightly earlier but was popularized then.
these are 70s:
- foxy
- foxes (guys<--no, both sexes. id est: "fox on the run")
otoh, most of these showed up way earlier:
30s/40s:
- to be "keen on" someone
- smooch
50s, beat/jazz slang:
- cool
- swell (as in "Tommy's really a swell guy")
debatable. i would think 60s, but could be 70s:
- neato
60s:
- hang 10!
- groovy
- far out
never heard:
- lets motor [let's book, maybe]
later than 70s: not in los angeles. maybe nyc, tho it would be later, 80s:
- chicas (girls)
2003-ish:
- pimp juice (it is what Dylan Sin doesnt have)
i have a whole lotta work to do or i'd send you up some more. otoh, i will leave you w/ the knowledge that, in context, this is where & when we, the world received:
- dude.
- *dudette came a little bit later.
- bi--at least in the more common culture. it is as debatable as the onset of "neato" whether the common culture even recognized the concept before the 1970s
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