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Flog
Synonym of fuck. Often used as a substitute for "fuck" when someone is not in the proper environment to drop the "F-bomb."
Flog by TheFloggerologist August 2, 2012
Flog
verb. To use Facebook as your blog, providing frequent content updates and fresh spider-bait (not really, but it sounded good), without actually having to put in the time and effort it takes to write a good blog.
noun. The Facebook profile, fan page, or other offering that serves as the lazy man's (or woman's) self-promotion.
noun. The Facebook profile, fan page, or other offering that serves as the lazy man's (or woman's) self-promotion.
Flog by Lingistic Sorceress January 23, 2011
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Flog by Dpampohlover July 2, 2022
flog
Noun, Musical term.
Style of music or playing technique akin to nu-metal, which includes (but is not restricted to): bashing on down-tuned guitars, playing overly simple stuff with overly expensive music gears provided by the band's label, trying unsuccessfully to render hip stage presence by the use of costumes, gimmicks, make-up, accessories, or attempting to fake agressivity in one's playing while one live a quiet teenage life in a suburb.
The lyrics of the music where "flog" is applied will more often than not be about a date that didn't worked, a particular event in a teenager's party or other suburban small-talks.
Can also be used as a verb: "to flog".
Style of music or playing technique akin to nu-metal, which includes (but is not restricted to): bashing on down-tuned guitars, playing overly simple stuff with overly expensive music gears provided by the band's label, trying unsuccessfully to render hip stage presence by the use of costumes, gimmicks, make-up, accessories, or attempting to fake agressivity in one's playing while one live a quiet teenage life in a suburb.
The lyrics of the music where "flog" is applied will more often than not be about a date that didn't worked, a particular event in a teenager's party or other suburban small-talks.
Can also be used as a verb: "to flog".
As a noun - "1992 was the turning point where Metallica started to be a flog band, just like Sum41."
As a noun - "Blink 182 are 'bout to play... geez, smells like floggers already."
As a verb - "Screamed at a teenage kid trying a 7 string guitar in a music store: Can you stop flogging for two bloody seconds??"
As a noun - "Blink 182 are 'bout to play... geez, smells like floggers already."
As a verb - "Screamed at a teenage kid trying a 7 string guitar in a music store: Can you stop flogging for two bloody seconds??"