slangry

when you tired and someone is being annoying you become slangry (sleep angry)

Will you stop bugging me im already slangry

by emojilover129 June 10, 2017

slang

Slang is the act of shortening words, but making it sound stupid at the same time. Slang is mostly used by people ages 11-13, who want to sound "cool". Slang doesn't have to sound dumb, but it usually does.

modern day slang
"hey lit fam, lets see that peng ting over there, init good?"
"yeh bruv"

by shibelover66 October 19, 2017

Karen (COVID-19 Slang)

A “Karen” is a popular mocking slang term as somebody tattletaling to the police or person of authority for witnessing a mass gathering of fun, healthy, and outgoing people who are violating social distancing procedures during the 2020 COVID-19 Pandemic. A typical Karen is ideally obnoxious, controlling, takes everything seriously, nagging, party-pooper, and the rain on your parade type of person.

I saw that the police was called in at a park to disperse a large group people. A Karen (COVID-19 Slang) must of snitched to the police and ruined their fun.

by Thefunguy2123 May 25, 2020

Slang

Any non-conventional use of real words, or made up words that aren't recognized by every facet of society. Slang is often misinterpreted by people as the collection of phrases on urbandictionary.com.

My bro posted something on urban dictionary cause he thought it was slang, so me and my friends beat the crap out of him.

by wmballard February 23, 2009

slang

v. The act of selling illegal narcotics.

Reference the song, "White Tees" by Dem Franchize Boyz: "I bang in my white tee, I slang in my white tee."

by Treva June 8, 2005

slang it in the duzza

to slang meaning put, and duzza meaning any sort of container or vessel. "it" being whatever the object fo the previous senence being. commonly used in Canberra. coloquial

what should i do with the ash tray?! " quick, slang it in the duzza"

there's one beer left. slang it in your duzza.

by lebanese souljah February 13, 2008

Cockney Rhyming Slang

A dialect originating in East London which involves substituting short phrases for words. The phrases rhyme with the word that they replace.

"So unless we intend to do this job in Reno, we're in barney...
Barney Rubble...
Trouble!"

-Don Cheadle as Basher in Ocean's Eleven

No one gets his Cockney Rhyming Slang but him.

by VooDooXII August 27, 2006