Wild Style Graffiti Letters 

Wild Style Graffiti Letters 

Tagger Street Language 

• Battle: A contest between crews, judged on hits.
• Bomb: Multicolored tag in large bubble letters.
• Buff: To remove graffiti
• Crew: Group of individuals that tag together.
• Caps: (Fat/skinny) Spray can nozzles used to vary the style and width of paint.
• Fade: To blend colors.
• Fresh: Really good graffiti.
• Get Up: To put up a large amount of graffiti tags.
• Graf: Graffiti
• Heavens: Hard to reach high areas such as freeway signs and the tops/upper floors of buildings.
• Hit/Hit Up: To tag.
• Landmarks: A prime location where graffiti won't quickly be erased.
• Mob: A whole crew doing graffiti on a wall at the same time.
• Piece Book: A tagger's sketch book.
• Rack: To steal from off the store rack.
• Streak: Short for mean streak, solid paint stick that looks like chalk and is used on dark surfaces.
• Tag Banging: To use violence to defend a tag.
• Toy: A new, inexperienced writer.
• Throw Up: One layer of spray paint filling in bubble letters that are outlined in another color.
• Wildstyle: A complicated piece constructed with interlocking letters.
• Yard/Train Yard: Gathering place.
• Zine: Short for magazines.  

Wild Style Graffiti Letters