by the wallhoe March 27, 2022
The act of doing something of great skill... excludes anything in relation to shuffleboard, steel drum, golf... etc. In many ways, it is among the lines of the term "swag".
by waffle267 January 24, 2012
(pronounced like "slay") Literally means Smiling Like An Idiot. A term to be used for those times when you can't help but have a stupid grin on your face. Usually used in the positive sense. Used very much like the term "lol"
Person 1: Hey, I hear you're going to the movies with Chris tonight.
Person 2: Yeah (with that idiotic grin)
Person 1: You are so slai.
OR
If you were in class, and it was a very inappropriate time to laugh, you might be slai.
Person 2: Yeah (with that idiotic grin)
Person 1: You are so slai.
OR
If you were in class, and it was a very inappropriate time to laugh, you might be slai.
by Tesla15 September 22, 2012
Slay means you killed it. You look perfect or did something very well. If someone says you slay it’s a commitment. Most common by Gen-Z
by Cute girl<3 February 28, 2023
The worst Gen Z slang to ever exist. This slang is used by a bunch of Hot Cheeto girls because they have no father whatsoever and just use slang that no one knows what it means.
by Maxgamer345 July 13, 2023
Slay is love, slay is life.
Slay is good, slay is slay
There is no defined definition for slay, as the definition of slay depends on the context.
And, yes. I do know slay originally means to kill. But that’s not what I meant. I meant slay. But slay can also mean something so amazing it’s killer, so Slayyyy ! Go slay the day away bestie, knowing you are more educated on the use of this word.
Slay is good, slay is slay
There is no defined definition for slay, as the definition of slay depends on the context.
And, yes. I do know slay originally means to kill. But that’s not what I meant. I meant slay. But slay can also mean something so amazing it’s killer, so Slayyyy ! Go slay the day away bestie, knowing you are more educated on the use of this word.
by Slay247365 February 2, 2023
by yayslayme March 3, 2015