slablet

(n.) - a slang word for a computer tablet such as the iPad or other branded tablet devices

"There are so many computer tablets to choose from these days, and more are on the way, I'm not sure which slablet to buy."

-- overheard at a watercooler in Redmond, Washington on April 7, 2010

by PRwiz101 April 8, 2010

Slagged

When you're high as hell. Used by Krinks who smoke slag.

Bro, I was so slagged last night.

by Flanny2701 June 14, 2019

snagle tooth

somebody who appears to have been snacking on nuts and bolts. can be observed when the mouth is open. busted up teeth or tooth. half of a front tooth. may be associated with a lisp.

"did you see the snagle tooth on that chick? ...she musta been snacking on nuts and bolts!"

by demon1luv July 9, 2006

Slagged

To get slagged is another word for defeated in anything you do and also has a action meaning to it.

'I was playing basketball and I got slagged by this one good guy'.

It can also be used like an action word " That QB just got slagged from behind."

by Rch247 July 25, 2009

seagle queen

a person who attracks seagles by feeding them and/or caring for them. a excellent example of a seagle queen would be sukhmani sodhi of brampton.

Hey sukhmani you are such a seagle queen stop attracting those disese birds!

by SKANJI August 24, 2006

swagless

a douche bag

Person 1: yo you got a black n mild
Person 2: nah i don't smoke black n milds those are for fags
Person 1: haha yeah just fucking with you
Dylan Levitt: I have a black n mild
Person 1: wow swagless nigga
Person 2: yeah fuckinn sir stunts a lot

by james2352454346134 May 26, 2009

Slagged

1. To destoy something technological

2. To reduce something to slag i.e.
the vitreous mass left as a residue by the smelting of metallic ore.
from Low German slagge, from Middle Low German.

Slagged entered the realm of slang through its extensive use in Transformers: Beast Wars (1996) predating its use in Batman Beyond

Did you see that scene in Office space where they totally slagged the fax machine

by In Google We Trust March 18, 2005