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Shmanguage 

A made-up language.
To speak Smanguage, one must place a "Shm" in the place of the first letter of every word with the exception of words beginning with a vowel.

Sparked from Miley Cyrus and Mandy whatever her last name is in the Youtube account mileymandy.
Shmis shmis shmow smhou shmeak shmin
Shmanguage.

IT'S THE SHMILEY AND SHMANDY SHMOW! SHMANGUAGE!
Shmanguage by Nokay February 8, 2009

Slanguage Barrier 

When somebody does not understand what you are saying as a result of your use of slang.
"Got a ripper gobby yesty arvo. Fair dinkum"

"I'm struggling to understand you due to the slanguage barrier."
Slanguage Barrier by D-Train49 March 10, 2013

slanguage 

It's what this whole damn website is all about.
Yo, man I can't understands youse when you use dat slanguage, dawg!

Slanguage 

i know a slanguage
Slanguage by Sweaty_Binchicken November 9, 2019

slanguage 

1. The extensive use of slang words in written or oral communication. 2.A dialect of standard English believed to have its origins in the neurological changes that evolved in the mind in the post-MTV era. 3. var. Slinguistics: the study of slanguages.
1. "Jennifer has a real knack for slanguage." 2. (var. "Why can you never go hungry living among the young?" "Because you can eat all the slanguage is there).
slanguage by Julie Pedersen July 15, 2007
A word defining forms of rolls. A substitute for the word sandwich, or sangwich. This word is normally used in the Southern parts of Africa.
"I had a ham sanguage and tea, my usual mid-morning chow."
sanguage by Kiri May 5, 2006

shmangladesh 

The place you go and drift off too when you are completely twisted and shmangled. A fun fucked up fantasy land.
I canโ€™t wait to get fucked up tonight, Iโ€™m going to shmangladesh!!
shmangladesh by Shmanda1208 September 17, 2018
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