Only A True Southerner Knows All These Southern Slang Terms!

Question 1/20

If you are told you are "acting ugly," it really means you are:

Not dressed appropriately for church or school
Disheveled or messy
Misbehaving or being downright rude

Question 2/20

If you are invited to go "muddin," you are really being invited to:

Go on a pig chase in the rain
Race pickup trucks or other off-road vehicles in the mud
Attend a mud wrestling event

Question 3/20

In the south, breakfast is breakfast, lunch is lunch, but dinner is called what?

Supper
Principle meal
Chow time

Question 4/20

If you order a Coke in a restaurant down south, you are really ordering what?

Coca-Cola
Any soft drink
Sweet tea

Question 5/20

What does it mean when someone says, "fixin' to?"

Getting ready to do something
Repairing something, such as a car
Correcting someone who is wrong

Question 6/20

If someone says you are walking in high cotton, they really mean you are:

Prosperous, successful
Working on a farm
In danger

Question 7/20

When someone says "bless your heart," they might really mean which of the following?

A feeling of love
A polite insult
A religious blessing

Question 8/20

What is a remote control usually called down south?

Controller
Remote
Clicker

Question 9/20

If someone is being ornery, they are really doing what?

Stubborn, up to no good
Drinking beer
Being shy or quiet

Question 10/20

If someone is "as funny as all get out," it really means that they are:

Extremely funny
Somewhat funny
Not funny at all

Question 11/20

The phrase "rode hard and put up wet" refers to which of the following?

Someone who is an avid horseback rider
Someone who looks like they've had a rough life
Someone who just got out of the shower

Question 12/20

If someone tells a child they are going to "tan your hide," they are planning to do what?

Give the child a treat
Take the child horseback riding
Give the child a spanking

Question 13/20

"That dog won't hunt" is another way of saying:

Someone is being lazy
That's not going to work
It's a shame

Question 14/20

If someone is "pitching a fit," they are:

Causing a commotion
Getting ready to play
Trying on clothes

Question 15/20

Something that is cattywampus is:

Crooked or askew
Nonsensical
Across the corner, diagonally

Question 16/20

If someone is as "fat as a tick," they:

Gained a lot of weight quickly
Are full after eating a hearty meal
Are wealthy and prosperous

Question 17/20

If you are asked to put the dressing on the table at Thanksgiving, what should you do?

Put the tablecloth on the table
Put a bottle of salad dressing on the table
Place the turkey stuffing on the table

Question 18/20

Someone who is referred to as a "spring chicken" is very:

Young
Old
Naive

Question 19/20

Someone who is referred to as a "sight for sore eyes" is someone whom:

You think is unattractive
You are happy to see again
You had a falling out with

Question 20/20

If you "have a mind" to do something, it means you:

Know how to do it
Learned how to do it
Are considering doing it