180 Flip - a 180 degree boardslide varial kickflip

360 Flip – A 360 degree boardslide varial kickflip
50-50 – both trucks grinding on an object
5-0 – only the back truck grinding on an object
Backside – turns or rotations in the direction your toes point toward, so that your back is facing the outside of the arc
Boardslide – a trick where you lift your front truck over the lip, coping, rail, ledge, or whatever it is that you desire, and slide
Fakie – skating backwards
Frontside – turns or rotations in the direction your toes point toward, so that your front is facing toward the outside of the arc.
Goofy-foot – riding with the right foot forward
Grind – moving along an edge with your trucks, scraping your trucks against the object being grinded as you skate
Heellflip – ollie, front foot goes to the toe side of the board, flicking the board with the ball of your foot, board flips, lands
Kickflip – ollie, front foot goes toward the heel side of the board, flicking the board with your toes, board flips, lands
Mongo-foot - a style of pushing where the back foot is kept on the board, and the pushing is done with the front foot.
Nollie – ollie off of the nose of the board where you pop the nose with your front foot and slide your back foot towards the tail to lift the board
Nollie Heellflip – ollie off the nose (nollie), kick the board with the heel toward the toe side of the board with your back foot
Nose – the front end of the board, from the front two truck bolts, to the tip of the deck
Nosegrind – only the front truck grinding on an object
Noseslide – sliding the underside of the nose on the deck onto a rail, curb, ledge, lip, coping, or whatever you want
Ollie – a jump performed by taping the tail of the board by which the rider becomes airborne.
Switch-stance – skateboarding in the opposite stance than accustomed to, and passing it off as “normal”
Tail – the back end of the board, from the back two truck bolts, to the tip of the deck
Tailslide – sliding the underside of the tail on the deck onto a rail, curb, ledge, lip, coping, or whatever it is that you want to slide

Varial – rotation of board or body

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These are some skateboarding terms and tricks explained:

1. 180 Flip - A trick where you perform a 180-degree rotation while doing a boardslide and a kickflip at the same time. To do this trick, you would first perform a boardslide, sliding your trucks on an object, and then kickflip the board while rotating your body 180 degrees.

2. 360 Flip - Similar to the 180 Flip, but with a full 360-degree rotation instead of just 180 degrees. This trick combines a boardslide, a kickflip, and a full rotation in one smooth motion.

3. 50-50 - A grind trick where both trucks of the skateboard are grinding on an object. To perform a 50-50, you would approach an object, such as a rail or a ledge, and slide with both trucks parallel to the object.

4. 5-0 - A grind trick where only the back truck of the skateboard is grinding on an object. It is similar to a 50-50, but with only one truck in contact with the object.

5. Backside - A term used to describe turns or rotations in the direction your toes point toward, so that your back is facing the outside of the arc. In skateboarding, it refers to tricks and maneuvers performed with your back facing the direction you are rotating.

6. Boardslide - A trick where you lift your front truck over an object, such as a rail or a ledge, and slide on it. This trick involves sliding with the underside of your skateboard's deck against the object.

7. Fakie - Skating backwards. In a fakie position, you ride with your back facing the direction you are moving, opposite to the usual riding position.

8. Frontside - The opposite of backside, it refers to turns or rotations in the direction your toes point toward, so that your front is facing toward the outside of the arc. Frontside tricks are performed with your front facing the direction you are rotating.

9. Goofy-foot - Riding with the right foot forward. Skateboarders can ride in either a regular or goofy stance, depending on which foot they naturally have in front.

10. Grind - A trick where you slide along an edge with your trucks, scraping them against the object being grinded. This can be done on rails, ledges, coping, and other objects.

11. Heelflip - A trick where you perform an ollie (jumping with the skateboard) and flick the board with the ball of your foot, causing it to flip and land upside down before catching it and landing.

12. Kickflip - Similar to a heelflip, but instead of flicking with the ball of your foot, you flick the board with your toes, causing it to flip before catching it and landing.

13. Mongo-foot - A style of pushing where the back foot is kept on the board, and the pushing is done with the front foot. It is generally considered less common and less efficient than pushing with the back foot.

14. Nollie - A trick where you perform an ollie off the nose of the board, popping the nose with your front foot and sliding your back foot towards the tail to lift the board into the air.

15. Nollie Heelflip - A combination of a nollie and a heelflip. You pop the nose of the board with your front foot and then flick the board with your back foot, causing it to flip and land.

16. Nose - The front end of the skateboard, from the front two truck bolts to the tip of the deck.

17. Nosegrind - A grind trick where only the front truck of the skateboard is grinding on an object.

18. Noseslide - A trick where you slide the underside of the nose of the skateboard on the deck onto a rail, curb, ledge, lip, coping, or any other object you want to slide on.

19. Ollie - The fundamental trick in skateboarding, where you use the tail of the board to pop yourself and the skateboard into the air. It involves jumping with the skateboard, sliding your front foot up the board, and leveling it out before landing.

20. Switch-stance - Skateboarding in the opposite stance than accustomed to, and passing it off as "normal." If a skateboarder is regularly riding with the left foot forward (regular stance), switch-stance would mean riding with the right foot forward (goofy stance) as if it were their regular stance.

21. Tail - The back end of the skateboard, from the back two truck bolts to the tip of the deck.

22. Tailslide - A trick where you slide the underside of the tail of the skateboard on the deck onto a rail, curb, ledge, lip, coping, or any other object you want to slide on.

23. Varial - A term that refers to the rotation of the skateboard or the body during a trick. It can describe various tricks, such as varial flips or varial heelflips, where the board spins in a specific direction during a flip trick.

These explanations should give you a good understanding of each term and trick and how to perform them on a skateboard. Practice and experience are essential in mastering these techniques.