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Revision as of 11:47, 24 July 2007
Definition
“Hunter’s Lingo” is the name given to any ‘code words’ or hunting references used between the boys. Below is a collective list of the phrases used in the series, and their meanings (please feel free to add and/or edit phrases as need presents);
Hunter's Lingo
“Funky Town” – “It’s a real funky town” (Dean, Hunted)
The codeword, ‘funky town’, is apparently used between the brothers when one is held at gun point- i.e. Dean in “Hunted”.
“Five-o” – “Dude, five-o. Take off.” (Dean, Pilot)
Another codeword- ‘five-o’- is used by Dean in the Pilot when spotted by the police officers outside the motel—told to Sam in order to alert him of the police. (This is reference to the cop show, Miami 5-0.)
