California Slang

Any word used by California residents that seems foreign to the rest of the countries English speaking folks, Like he/she /I/they was all, Hella, Hyphy, Skyeing, Ghost ride the whip and many more.

Word like Fully, Fist pump, GTL and other Non west-coast Rooted terms of Urban Hippie Slang does not fit into this definition.

Hella dudes are gathering to watch the girls fight,

I was all like Hey Fuylly is not California slang you and that term go back to the east coast,

King of the super duper Hyphy Hyphy.

So I was ghost riding the hip and I saw a cop so I just walked away and pretended the car was not mine

by Skillibobaggins February 19, 2012

Black Country Slang

A slang word used in the black country. a full list can be found at www.blackcountryslang.co.uk

Black Country Slang

ow bin yow? - how are you

more can be found at www.blackcountryslang.co.uk

by Hadesodin June 27, 2009

Slang

To move weight, sell drugs, as in sell it or hustle it.

Man i gotta slang this brick before i get ducked in on by 5-0.

"Either you slangin' crack rock or you got a wicked jump-shot"

by |l_Thug_Life_l| August 11, 2006

Yank-slang

The term used by southerners to describe the debauchery of speech of those from in or around New York. Referred to as "The King's English" by some liberal idiots either up there or from there.

"Jahn, get me sum watah, I can't get up, tha Yanks ah playn' tha Cahd'nals! It's tha bahttum uv tha seventh with twu ahuts and a runneh ahn thoid!"

"Dad, you're in Texas now. It's Saturday. Cut the Yank-slang crap and watch some freakn' football!"

by Drumline October 14, 2006

slang tator

when you go out and your girls mad at you slang tator (hit her in the face with your rig(pangus(penis))))

girl get on that bed let me slang tator

by clancy benton May 5, 2005

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