These kinds of slang words are not commonly used, unless you live in that specific place. I have never used this before and I wouldn't recommend that you focus on them. Like everyone else here suggested, you should learn more common words or phrases before you dive deep into this culture. If you really want to know the meaning, here is what I found. They are pretty offensive, just to let you know: - A term to describe a promiscuous young woman who just wants to hook up. - A woman who's into sexual things - A girl that you wouldn't want to introduce to your mother - Jail cell - A method used to get someone's attention - Someone who tries to hard to fit in

Even your first definition of "sneezer" is very uncommon. I've never needed to use this word. I'd sooner learn more common words.

Thanks Gary. Countability and plurality of the noun is one of the most difficult grammar rules for asian english learners. I just wondered the meaning of this word because I've never been heard of it. Thanks!

I agree with Peachey. I've never used it, and have never heard any slang uses either. You would be better to concentrate on your grammar - e.g. slang is uncountable, therefore should not take a plural. Use 'slang words'. Your verb conjugations need work. You should use 'a person' rather than 'the person' in both cases above. US should follow 'the'.