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Barslag is yet another term of endearment for a bar whore.
"So I need a decent looking place to lay down some barslags, when are your parents leaving town?"
Barslag by Fee1 October 5, 2007
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Bar Slag 

(noun): A somewhat undesirable female who frequents bars of ill repute. Derived from the term for stale beer left overnight in a bar's keg lines; e.g. slag.

The "slag" is dangerous, because she often uses her natural habitat, the bar, as a staging ground for her assault on unwitting intoxicated men. By surrounding herself by alcohol, she assures that alcohol induced "beer goggles" will compensate for her lack of aesthetic appeal, and promiscuous reputation. After six drinks, a slag looks slightly less haggard, and her indiscretion will seem like a good thing.

History: Pioneered by UConn Alum visiting Narraganset RI.
9pm
Nick: "Is that bar slag coming back with us?"

CM: "No man, she's hit."

11pm

--Slag comes back with us.
Bar Slag by jackmagnum April 28, 2010
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bagslag i komfuret 

A danish term that means to get some action in the backend.
Person 1: Hey.

Person 2: Hey. What's up?

Person 1: Nothing, just feeling a bit frisky.
Person 2: Would you like some bagslag i komfuret?
Person 1: omg yes please!
bagslag i komfuret by KomfurSlayer October 26, 2017
A nonsense nothing null word that VALT13L (a well known HFY writer) randomly gabbled one day then decided to use as a trtap to annoy other people by making them waste time googling it.

in short ***POINTS AND LAUGHS HYSTERICALLY LIKE SOME EVIL DUDE***
Barflagar!

Hey man, I hear you like to barflagar, so I got more barflagar so we could both barflagar, know what I'm sayin'?
Barflagar by Jacobson.exe June 14, 2024
Bend And Spread Like A Good Girl
The girl bestie of her baslagg for him.
BASLAGG by Technical Xender July 9, 2025
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