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What about, for ex., surfers' words? Let me see: gnarly, tubular (sorry, I'm rather out of touch with the current surfing scene, she said dryly); for a long time these were used in a limited setting. Then people, mostly kids or wannabe kids across the country started using them--but was this a majority?
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