Slaunder 

To steal something and then replace it with something else

:Bruh, my roomie slaundered the fridge again, he ate everything i had and filled it up with tofu"

Slaunder by BenisCaveBenisCaveGiveMeYourRh May 2, 2021

Slaunder 

A combined activity of movement. A mix of Slithering and Meandering toward an Action or Event that a person(s) may not be entirely interested in taking part in.

The two Employees Slaundered toward the Offsite Meeting they did not want to attend.

Slaunder by EP Goat September 16, 2025

Mr.Saunders 

A teacher at Richard Hale. Tim saunders Head of physical education is a absolute unit of a P.E teacher! At first he comes across scary like a big boulder extremely intimidating but when you get to know him he's a big softie. Also if you are good at sports you are immediately one of his favourites if you are not sport talented you are in for a surprise. Mr.Saunders specialises in Rugby and surprisingly volley ball. Not to mention he has a walking speed of 77mph. But one thing not to do is make Tim upset or you are in for a real treat. And if you are lucky you get to hear his banging tunes during circuit training.

Student 1: what's that come over the hill
Student 2: it's a Mr.Saunders a Tim Saunders!!!
Student 1: Thought it was a egg to be honest

Mr.Saunders by Big Ian wolff April 24, 2019

Slanderous Blasphemy 

A bunch of bullshit that comes out of someones mouth, while it should be coming out of their ass.

Chris spouted slanderous blasphemy taking shots while driving a dune buggy on a populated road.

Slanderous Blasphemy by The Chenneth February 7, 2019

Kaylord Saunders Jr. 

Some gay lord working at Great River School.

You're acting the Kaylord Saunders Jr.

Kaylord Saunders Jr. by largewillyhaver420 May 14, 2018

Slander 

Words falsey spoken to damage a person's reputation.

The editor slandered the actress in the newspaper.

Slander by Anoymous921342 August 1, 2008

Lies and Slander 

1.) A phrase used to signify that whatever has just been said is untrue and/or an insult to someone/something.

2.) A phrase commonly used in a humorous fashion as a way to deny an accusation.

1.) So (insert politician's name) promises to lower our taxes, improve healthcare, and protect our Constitutional rights? Lies and slander!

2.) Suzy: "Did you eat the last piece of pie?"
Pete: (w/ crumbs on face) "Lies and slander!"

Lies and Slander by Comrade Sami March 28, 2009