Slate.com just released the results of an informal study that asked, “If every state had one official word, what would it be?”

The results include a ton of regional slang, most of which we’ve never heard of. I’d even bet the people in most of these states have never heard Slate’s pick for their “official” word.

Some are spot on, though. Hawaii’s official word is “aloha”; Indiana’s is “Hoosier”; and Massachusetts’ is “wicked.” Those are all slam dunks.

For California and Pennsylvania, one region of the state won over another. California’s word is “hella,” which might be more of a Northern California thing and Pennsylvania’s is “yinz,” which is a Western Pennsylvania term for “you guys.”

A few of the weirder ones are: “Glawackus” in Connecticut, which is the name of a mythical local monster; “kybo” in Iowa, which is what they call a port-a-potty; and “shucky darn” in Kansas, which is a way of saying “wow!”