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slackline 

a peice of one inch climbing webbing strung between two points and pulled tight, used for walking and bouncing like a trampoline. like tight rope walking but with a little slack.
hey do you want to set up a slackline?
slackline by Adam Pudliner July 29, 2006
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slackline 

A slackline is someone who is incompetent in slamming birds and is an absolute squid who goes by the name of usually toby
Zach: "Yo sam is acting like such a slackline right now, did you seem him at the darty yesterday?"
Bryan: "Yea he absolutely slammed zero birds"
slackline by saveitforthebest February 7, 2021
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Other word to being lazy
U got that song done yet?
no!
man u slackin...
slackin by Lil Swisher April 6, 2008

slacking off 

1. Not doing very much of anything.

2. Not doing what you are meant to be doing.
slacking off by PowerGlide May 10, 2015

slacking snacking 

Eating while procrastinating, or eating for the purpose of procrastination.
Someone slacking snacking may or may not actually be hungry.
My mom ate a sandwich, made brownies, and now's she's eating the leftover pizza... she's totally slacking snacking so she doesn't have to do her work.
slacking snacking by Beau Soir October 25, 2010

slackin' and jackin' 

Generally goofing off when work needs to be completed also implying that one jerks it during working hours.
tha boss: where are all the junior workers at?

shift manager: I'm not certain but I'll bet they're slackin' and jackin' in the janitor's closet or bathroom.

Slacking 

1. To not work for long periods of time.
i've beeen slacking all day
Slacking by Snake March 20, 2005
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hey let's get a drink of that?

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*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

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