slag off
The phrase 'slag off' is used in many ways, meaning somebody has been talking about you badly to another person
slag off by Lovelykitten007 November 10, 2015
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slag-off
a Northern England expression intended to rudely dismiss someone or rudely tell them to leave, go away, akin to * scram, get lost! "
So, after I boinked her, we were done but she wouldn't just leave, so I says to the tart " okay, now, well, slag-off!" and then she left in a huff.
slag-off by Billiemski LeWiglud June 21, 2020
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