Slang

Street words used to sell dope and to communicate with thugs...

Julian Yu iz da thug makah...he invented dis shiat...

by Doug Mcfarland June 11, 2003

slanging

To bang, sleep with or otherwise hump.

Yo Steve. Are Alvin and Madelyn still slanging?

Oh yeah, they be fuckin.

by wbubblegunit August 29, 2017

e-slang

The change in common english language found in online forums, chatrooms, instant messaging, and e-Mail. Combinations of abbreviations, and created words.

"pwnt" for "player-killing on muds" (aka "pk")

"sry" for "sorry"

"pls" for "please"

etc.

by Stacy Crosby December 10, 2004

spang

A drink, consisting of Spam and Tang, endemic to Salt Lake City. It is most commonly -- although still infrequently -- consumed by teenagers.

I'm really parched... anybody got a fresh batch of spang. It's been far too long since I tasted its sweet meatiness.

by ajl31 June 14, 2007

Slang

1.Future cause of illiteracy
2.A Dyslexic's Worst Fear

slang:fo wat u do that shiznat dawg
Regular Human Being: Are you English or Retarded

Dyslexic:ai kant bo dis 5tuqid 5lang

by Rocko June 25, 2004

slange

the most asmazing word in the world. can be used to describe practically anything.
primerilly meaning slag, slut etc... but isnt as offensive, can be used to describe males, as well as females.
can be used to describe any sexual act eg/ she's been slangin again.

shut up you slange.
slange off.
you slange.
stop slangin you slange.

by emily May 13, 2005

Invalid Slang

Slang that doesn't throw useful light on a valid concept significant to Urban and Hip-hop lifestyle; created unnecessarily and with low taste to 'cop a cheap thrill.'

Youth X: "Did you see my rides windows? Check those out my brotha: one could call them Tintastic."

Youth Y: "Tintastic? Totally. Koooool."

Youth X: "Bombastic Tintastic..."

Youth Y then proceeds as quickly as possible to make Tintastic an Urban Dictionary entry and all persons who think that the Urban Dictionary is on the whole a good idea receive a bad idea in the email.

Urban Dictionary email subscribers proceed to think to themselves, "Well, I know allot of the concepts in the dictionary help me relate to people on the street and at the club and give me good words to use with my siblings, but some of the slang that I get in my email reads like it was conjured by an invalid. I think that that invalid slang should have be withheld within that invalid slangers mind for at least a few months before he emailed it to all of our inboxes. Oh well."

by D. Cerantola January 11, 2008