Slang

An informal term that stands for or means something else than its literal meaning; a shorter way to say a word or phrase

Slang is slang for short language.

by Tarboy9 April 18, 2015

Slang

To sell something. Not always in a legit matter.

I'm going to the hippy tour to slang burittos and my art.

I'm not waiting to get noticed by the artist elite when I can slangmy shit right here on phishlot.
I can't afford to sell my food legit so I'm gonna hit the deadlot and slang my hippy burittos and shit.

by NevahCtrueWealth February 13, 2018

Slang

The ever-evolving bastardization of the written and spoken language as a result of social and cultural idolization of uneducated, unitelligable celebrities.

1)Aw shnap, son. Check out the fine ass sho-tee rockin' all dat ice.

Translation: Hello, my good sir. Take a gander at the beautiful woman wearing the expensive jewels.

by Schooly G June 14, 2004

Slang

da current definition of this word is to sell drugs

in the song white tees by Dem Franchise boyz uses this term: "I slang in my white tee"

by michele December 25, 2004

Slang

Trying to be cool and unique by saying "based" instead of "agreeable."

John: What do you think of slang?
Sam: It's a drag.
John: Meh.

by NotPieGuy February 6, 2021

Slang

Unofficial language (words or grammar) or interpretation of language, usually because the language is too recent or not used widespread enough to be assimilated officially. Slang exists in pretty much every language, and is part of the natural evolution of a language.

The way I'm speaking right now was probably considered slang hundreds of years ago.

by Anonymous November 9, 2003

Slang

Any non-conventional use of real words, or made up words that aren't recognized by every facet of society. Slang is often misinterpreted by people as the collection of phrases on urbandictionary.com.

My bro posted something on urban dictionary cause he thought it was slang, so me and my friends beat the crap out of him.

by wmballard February 23, 2009