Bolt bucket: Derogatory word for a droid. Bombad: A superlative used by Gungans. Bounty droid: A term used by Din Djarin in reference to the droid-bounty hunter IG-11. Boys in White: A nickname used to describe clone troopers, as featured in the propaganda poster "Support the Boys in White".
Buckethead: A rebel term for an Imperial pilot or Stormtrooper; Also a derogatory term for Mandalorians, and most likely also other soldiers wearing helmets.
Spooder's on the right track. Although it's never been defined canonically, the belief is that it stands for Trooper Korps, giving it that nazi feel that Lucas was going for with the Empire.
This means that FN stands for Fireteam N, and so on. It's a fireteam, as seen in the Force Awakens. And in the Finn book. There are only around 4–6 people in each fireteam corp, so I think this may be the more possible answer. But to this day, the Star Wars universe stays quiet about this subject.
Order 69(AKA "clean up") was the idea to kill the entire clone army in one sitting, leaving the Jedi defenseless and exposed by the sudden departure. Palpatine knows the Jedi's weakness is empathy and most will try to help the clones and now it should be easy to either drive the Jedi into hiding or have them killed.
Edit. The original unaltered trilogy refers to the original theatrical versions of the first three Star Wars films, before they were modified for the Special Edition and subsequent re-releases. These sets were repackaged for a November 2006 box-set release.
Execute Order Sixty-Six.” This order makes clone troopers turn against Sidious' enemies, the Jedi knights, and kill them, setting off what's known as the Great Jedi Purge. The events leading to Order 66 are elaborated in the sixth season of the animated series Star Wars: the Clone Wars, released in 2014.
There's profanity in the show. The show doesn't use the F-word, but other swear words are used during the series. Per IMDb, the profanity is infrequent, but still part of the show. There isn't any sexual content in the show.
More common Star Wars swear words and curse phrases include the likes of "kriffing," "karabast," and "e chu ta." The old Expanded Universe introduced a range of profanities inspired by the Sith, who serve as the Devil figures in many galactic mythologies; there were even some amusing ones inspired by Palpatine himself.
Roger means "message received" in the army so probably. Well, when I played The Complete Saga in DS, the battle droids often said that to me while fighting, so I guess they have impatient superiors who repeteadly ask them if they understood their orders if that's the case.
Thousands of years later, when the golden-colored 3PO-series protocol droid C-3PO came to Endor, the Ewoks of the Bright Tree Village believed he was the Golden One.
The Togruta were a sentient humanoid species, characterized by their colorful skin tones, large montrals, head tails, and white facial pigments. They hailed from the planet Shili, in the Expansion Region.
Now, "My G" is something I hear tossed around Portland quite often. " G" stands for "gangsta," but don't get it twisted, it doesn't necessarily mean someone is a literal gangster. It's more about acknowledging someone as a friend, a familiar person, or someone you respect.
It refers to the initial person who made a post or started a thread, such as on Reddit. Now, "OP" is broadly used to identify whoever made the original post that someone replying to, such as on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter or any other social media platform. "OP" can also be short for "original post."
Nowadays, "OP" is widely used to identify the person responsible for the original content to which others are responding, whether it be on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, or any other social media platform. In some cases, "OP" can also be an abbreviation for "original post."
Emergency Code Zero was an Imperial emergency code. If a ship were to receive this signal, it was to immediately divert from its current task and assist. The code was activated at the Space Battle at Kuat, when ships of the Rebellion attacked a shipyard over the planet.
Order 65 stated that if either a majority of the Galactic Senate or the Republic Security Council deemed the Supreme Chancellor—the Supreme Commander of the Grand Army and an office held by Palpatine during the war—unfit for duty, and if the clone forces directly received Order 65, then the army was to immediately ...
No, the stormtroopers were not the same thing as the SS during World War II. When mentioning the term “stormtroopers”, many people automatically think of the SA (Sturm Abteilung) or the SS (Schutzstaffel). This however is not totally correct.
The commanders were an aesthetic anomaly within the Stormtrooper Corps; the blue markings on their armor separated them from the rest of the plain white-armored soldiers.
Finn, formerly designated FN-2187 ("Eight-Seven"), was a Force-sensitive human male and former stormtrooper who served the First Order until his desertion and subsequent defection to the Resistance during the First Order-Resistance War.
