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A whyalla (South Australia) word meaning 'not' or 'joking'

Can also be used as 'langing'
person 1: see, he's not that ugly
person 2: LANG

- - - -

person 1: I'm going to kill myself !
person 2: You're langing.

- - - -

person 1: I don't think we should be friends anymore
person 2: w. .wh. .what ? :(
person 1: IM JUST LANGIN WITH YA! haha
lang by Souljah Boy January 8, 2008
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A new versatile style and usage of the english language. The process mainly consists of taking the first syllable of a word and using that in place of the original word. Sometimes a slight change in the spelling will be done to make the word more discernible from other words. One of the very first words used in this language was "nuth".
Hey Joe, what lang are you speaking?
Mike thinks there is nuth wrong with speaking a new lang.
I was sick and ti of having nuth to do until I learned this new lang.
lang by Joseph Kubiak December 14, 2008
Short for language. It’s so much easier to say and it should be normalized.
person 1: how many lang’s do you speak?
person 2: oh i speak 2 lang’s!
lang by dylg2020 December 20, 2020
To be placed at the end of a sentence to make the statment untrue. Sort of like 'not'.
Jessica alba isn't hot .... LANG!
lang by Cheeselog faceman July 28, 2007
The residual weed left over from an already vaporized bowl.

In order to produce this obviously a vaporizer must be used. After getting a vaporizer pack a full bowl of weed. Vaporize and Enjoy. After vaping, the leftover weed typically comes out a brownish to black color, but occasionally it's also slightly green. Some claim that there is still THC and resin left in this byproduct, which produces a mild high when smoked from a bong or pipe.

Lang can also sometimes be used in spliff in lieu of tobacco.
"Hey man you want to smoke this lang?"
"Brian there no THC left in the lang"
"I swear you still get a high from it"
Lang by LingofromCal January 14, 2010
A new versatile style and usage of the english language. The process mainly consists of taking the first syllable of a word and using that in place of the original word. Sometimes a slight change in the spelling will be done to make the word more discernible from other words. One of the very first words used in this language was nuth.
Hey Joe, what lang are you speaking?
Mike thinks there is nuth wrong with speaking a new lang.
I was sick and ti of having nuth to do until I learned this new lang.
lang by Joseph Kubiak February 28, 2007