SLAGFISH

A fish who is promiscuous with both other fish and people. This term is used to insult those who you feel do not need a vicious insult but still require some level of insulting

Not an aggressive insult, more of a playful one

Omg he is such a slagfish for stealing my egg

OR

you are a slagfish Sarah....to which Sarah would reply thanks, love you too

SLAGFISH by creativeminds June 2, 2011

Slagfish

A slagfish is a girl you physically want to slap like Neil slapping that poor likkle fish. She likes sucking all the little willys in the area and likes a good one up the bum every now and then. She also likes a bit of role play if it’s to do with wetness and sharks.

William: I was gonna meet Olivia today but she met her friend
Fabian: Is she the fit one
Harvey: Nah bro she’s the slagfish.

Slagfish by 180DegreesToeNail May 31, 2020

Slaggish 

Having an origin in football sporting rivalry, a word that describes a prominent element of British pub culture. Usually in a group of people over a drink the objective is to slander and belittle one or several of the people to try and impress and entertain others in the same group. The sharpest, wittiest and quickest person that is the most successful in belittling and offending others is considered elevated in the perceived pub social heirarchy.

Commonly referred to as "piss-taking", or "sledging", and one of the English sins featured in a recent British Television documentary series titled "The Seven Sins of England".

The Celtic supporter left the pub because he could not tolerate the slaggish behaviour of the Rangers fans.

Slaggish by Tim Swinburne August 4, 2007

slapfish 

When you slap your dick against her vagina

Man I gave her a slapfish last night

slapfish by YoHoewillgetslayed October 5, 2016

Slaggish 

The act of having sex with 3 or more men at the same time. Having sex with 2 men, a threesome, is perfectly acceptable, but any more than this is slaggish.

"Of course one of your mates can join in. The other one can get out though, three would be slaggish."

Slaggish by Geordie Lass August 30, 2006