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Jargon, used playfully to prevent outsiders from intercepting the actual meaning. It is a contraction for "slandering", whereby colloqial words with meanings unknown to the one being slandered (but known to other people). This prevented legal action or apologies. It also allowed someone to insult an authority figure to his face without suffering punishment for it.

I don't use a great deal of modern day slang in my speech, but we all use slang created by shakespeare, eh?

by Kung-Fu Jesus May 05, 2004

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past-tense of verbs 'sling'

He slang a slingshot pellet at me. Oh my.

by Victor Van Styn July 25, 2005

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An entire nomenclature spoken in parts of town where proper language is esoteric to the denizens of the area.

"Slang" is an array of all words rejected by popular dictionaries, for 1 reason(s). The first reason is due to the fact that hateful "slang" words "offended" the dictionary's editors, but only because such words described their girlfriends.

"Fuck" is not in most Spanglish-to-English dictionaries because, 9 times out of 10, it is used as slang

by Jack franzen February 01, 2009

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Slang is the name of a group of close-knit, controversial girls from a highschool in the mid-east. They are talked about more than anyone, but when it comes down to it they are sweethearts despite all the rumors people make up about them. And no they do not have any STI's.

did you hear slang hooked up with the fam?

did you all know what slang did last friday night?

slang is walking down the hallway, oh no.

by slangslangslang March 31, 2011

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