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slodging 

A word used to described non-descriptive movement or actions.
Jon - "Hey, what's up man?"
Tim - "Not much man, just slodging around."
slodging by menmen69 May 31, 2011
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slodging 

A term popularized and perhaps coined by the creator of the webcomic called Oglaf. It is a sexual fetish of lodging yourself into objects, for example a wall or wood pile, or mattresses, and then wait for somebody to dislodge you.
Are you up for some slodging?
I don't know what that is.
The exact opposite of dislodging!

(Example taken from the comic strip)
slodging by sharookhan May 6, 2016

the slogging

When the suction cup part of a plunger is used on someone’s ass hole until they bleed or shit themselves, this is usually done In prison
*marcus drops the soap*
requis slowly approaching “Are you ready for the slogging?”
the slogging by congobongo123 September 11, 2018

Sledging 

Sledging or "Mental Disintergration" as it is also known is the tactic of talking to players on the opposition side (particularily batsmen, as taking on a whole team in the field is never a good idea) with the objective of destroying either their concentration or their confidence/self esteem. Sledging is practised in a large way by the Australian Cricket Team, but most International teams partake in sledging. Sledging can be merely an opposition player talking constantly to the batsman, but has mostly become known as players swearing and questioning their lineage.
Glenn McGrath to Eddie Brandes
GM: "Oi Brandes why are you so fat?"
EB: "Because everytime I shag your wife she gives me a biscuit"

Andrew Flintoff to Tino Best (after Best had attempted a slog sweep towards the pavilion)
AF: "Mind those windows Tino"

Rod Marsh to Ian Botham
RM: "So how's your wife and my kids?"
Sledging by umpirestrikesback May 17, 2005

Blog slogging 

Laboriously searching through reems of blogs searching for that one special gem that will make it all worthwhile.
Rutger found blog slogging the web looking for people with similar interests tedious and time comsuming.
Blog slogging by Konga November 3, 2005

Sledging 

Sleep edging - the masochistic practice of letting yourself get really close to falling asleep before waking yourself up again.
Thanks to my alarm I was inadvertantly sledging all morning.
Sledging by Aplusbar April 19, 2018
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