by LalaYaPuta March 16, 2004
by Annie606 August 06, 2017
The emerging distortion of the english language being created by the adoption of slang terminology into accepted usage.
by Weasle1 September 03, 2015
The act of peppering your speech with so much of the local slang of an area that only locals from that area can understand what you are saying.
Can you understand that slanguage their speaking? Hey, talk English please, I can’t understand your slanguage.
by WatrGirl September 06, 2018
by Old-Person November 11, 2018
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
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
OMG like i cant spel cuz im on tha intrnet n i dont no english win im on da intrnet
by Tromp September 03, 2007
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.
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