Slame

Slame is slay and same put together. When you want to let the person you’re talking to know you feel the same way about something while simultaneously expressing that you are excited about it can use slame.

“I hope I get a good grade!”
“Omg slame. I can’t fail another test”

by Anaïsthelinguist June 15, 2022

Slame

adj. A term used to describe someone who is of an elevated level of lame. It is a synthesis of the word 'super' and 'lame' thus the world 'slame'

Someone who goes to bed at seven on a Friday night is slame.

by edisondotme November 30, 2010

Slame

A combination of two words, created from the word "Slow" and "Lame"

The movie Ghost Rider was very slame

Wow, that workshop was slame. I wasted my time sitting down there.

The turtle is slame.

by ladynorthic February 19, 2007

Slame

1. To kill someone in a very boring manner
2. Looking amazing and also nerdy

1. After all that buildup, the villain's quick defeat was really slame.
2. She looks really slame in that Dr. Who dress.

by Gamer ninja AC March 4, 2017

Slame

(SLEYM)

1. (Adj).
To be considered lower than normal social standards. Of or related to being super-lame (hence, S-lame). Being totally socially inept. Refuses to roll down car windows, even on really, really nice days. Basically, what it means is, don't be slame.

2. (v)
To act slame (ie: "that girl totally slamed him")

-Man, that girl is totally slame.

-I just slamed in my pants.

-That math test was totally SLAME!

-Basically, I am slame.

by John Bender April 30, 2006

slamed

A car that is real low to the ground

Damn, man that car is slamed!

by Ruthless19dr May 14, 2006

slame

slimeballish {derived from the Tatooine word "slamo" as seen in Star Wars: Episode 1, meaning slimeball.} (Can also be pronounced "Schlame")

I hate how you cheat in Mario Kart 64 because it is so slame.

by El_Scorcho August 24, 2003