slang

v. past perfect verb tense of sling.

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David! Where's that rock you slang at Goliath? It may have exceeded the official weight limit.

by gnostic1 September 5, 2011

Slang

Slang is an abbreviation of the word Street-Language, taking the "S" from the word Street and "lang" from the word Language. The word "Slang" itself is thus a prime example of Slang, because it's how people on the street refer to "street-language" without pronouncing the entirety of the word. Slang is used to abbreviate and facilitate the pronounciation of formal words and can be used as a lingo which seperates them from people not knowing (a particular) slang.

Example of slang: a common word such as "jewellery" is referred to as "ice" or "bling bling" in slang.

by slangdefinition June 26, 2009

Slang

Relating to or describing anything. This term can be utilized in any situation ranging from a chair to the action of launching a midget. May be used more than once in a sentence, but no more than 17. Dating back to E2 circa 2010.

Slang was just slangin when she slanged that slang. Classic Slang

by djskyler October 21, 2010

slang

To sell muthafuckin drugs.

Yo son I be slangin now.

by FAH-Q May 13, 2005

liverpool slang

England vernacular for the Liverpool-Birkenhead patois also known as "Scouse".

"Phase two; in which Doris gets her oats." (John Lennon in a "Liverpool Slang" accent)

"Our John bid us tu-ra, and took a book on his holiday Magical-Mystery Tour and caravan trip; we were just playing silly-buggers for the cinema clips." (Ringo Starr)

by dynojet March 7, 2014

sub-slang

Slang words that get their roots from parent level slang words.

fasho is sub-slang of forsho.
b is sub-slang of bitch.

by homesqua June 29, 2008

slang yo fang

The act of somebody hitting you in the face and knocking your teeth out. The slanging being the punching and the fang being the teeth.

"You better watch yourself or Ima slang yo fang!"

by Jawsh Jennings May 13, 2006