internet-slang

A kind of language which people most commonly use on internet, there are various types of internet slang including letter homophones (u r gd), punctuation (!?), capitalization (STOP!), onomatopoeic (hahaha) and emoticons (=).

stop using internet-slang David! it will confuse you and you might start using it in real life!

by Genesis930 October 26, 2013

slang and serve

The song that might have single handedly made the underground (sort of) rap artist from Atlanta T-rock popular. It was off the album Rock Solid 4:20 produced by DJ paul, released February 18, 2003. It was the only album that t-rock recored with Hypnotize Minds. He went on to make many albums with his own Rock Solid Music label, and now has a major record deal, that is still unknown (as of September 2007 that is.)

-Have you herd the new T-rock song Slang and Serve?
-What the fuk you talkin bout nigga, that bumpin shit been out for 4 years.

by steakii October 16, 2007

african american/black slang

Terminology used by black folks to express their feelings

Tracy did you understand that african american/black slang TJ was using today?

by Mystical mice September 16, 2013

Barbie (slang)

Someone who seems to be perfect on the outside, with typically good looking but not the best, who really has nothing to add to the world or has little or no emotion. May also be people who want one thing out of relationships or life.

Dude I can't believe she is dating a barbie (slang) now, she really took a step down.

by Rubix Prime July 5, 2011

Slang Rocks

A Male\Female sells drugs to other people

(in a whisper voice) "Sir.... Do you happen to slang rocks?"

by Ladiesman2177 June 23, 2009

Bone Slang

1) The African dialect of the english language.

2) Hood lingo.

3) Slang from the Bone (Thugs N Harmony)

White guy: I asked that black guy for directions to 5th but he started talking in that Bone Slang.

by JuiceJackson January 8, 2012

drop kick (Australian slang)

Australian rhyming slang for the word 'cunt'.

In Aussie Rules Football, a 'dropped kick' is referred to as a 'punt'. As is typical with rhyming slang, the joke has been moved one step away from the obvious - instead of calling someone a 'punt', the term 'drop kick' is used.

"You worthless little drop-kick!"


(Example courtesy of Kanabia :p)

by Shaed March 9, 2005