slanguage

1. word or phrase that is actually slang, but idiots confuse for real words; any word found in the dictionary that should not be there because it is improper English

2. Internet speak, usually very ugly in nature and makes every grammar nazi's eyes bleed

"Watch your slanguage!" Billy's mother warned when he used the word "irregardless."

OMG like i cant spel cuz im on tha intrnet n i dont no english win im on da intrnet

by Tromp September 11, 2007

Slangers

Breasts that require a surgical procedure to reduce the size of them.

Have you seen the size of Linda's tits?

Yeh mate she's got a right set of slangers on her!

by LLtperry January 11, 2017

Sangeethan

A ''sangeethan'' is a key name for the elite hacking group G.A.Y.N.E.S.S (Group of Annoying and Young Necrophiliacs that Entered Something Sad). This word is usually used by kids on the internet who think they are pro hackers.

1v1 me mate, I'll DDoS you, I'm part of Sangeethan.

by Tehqo February 4, 2015

Slangoid

Extreme smack talk or sauce...anything that can be said to extremely irritate another person...usually something incredibly personal.

Did Grandpa try to talk slangoid to you about your date last night?

by Cup-Shot December 16, 2004

slanglitude

used when telling someone off with slang words/mumbles.

The African American used slanglitude when the waiter forgot to add mustard on his "sangwich."

by flangerium December 27, 2008

slangtarded

a person who has no idea what the current slang is, not due to age, but because they do not watch tv.

she didn't know that the word gravy meant easy, and had never felt so slangtarded.

by shimmyvee January 31, 2009

slanguage

SLANGUAGE /slaNGgwij/ is a combination of the words SLANG and LANGUAGE:

SLANG /slaNG/ noun: very informal words and phrases, typically used contextually by regionally based groups of people;
LANGUAGE /laNGgwij/ noun: a method of communication, spoken or written, using words in a structured way.

Together, these words create SLANGUAGE, an informal way of communicating using acronyms, abbreviations, and localized forms or pronunciations of traditional words. Slanguage usually exists within a structured communication form, but may include text messaging symbols, emoticons, acronyms, and shorthand as well.

"I'm working with a multi-national team and English is not their first language, if I use Slanguage (like deets = details, addy = address, or LMK = let me know), will they understand me?"

by TZ Muller July 13, 2016