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.

by Billiemski LeWiglud June 21, 2020

slagging off

A term used to explain when someone is talking behind someone's/your back.

I heard Emily slagging off Connie earlier.

by gryffinhuffleclaw March 8, 2016

slag off

The phrase 'slag off' is used in many ways, meaning somebody has been talking about you badly to another person

Jenny was slagging you off yesterday, she said you were ugly. She slag off me all the time

by Lovelykitten007 November 10, 2015

slagged off

A person insulting you or another.
Slagged = insulted

Dave slagged me off behind my back

by Revolutionary July 5, 2003

slag off

To verbally attack, using disparaging terms.

He.was.slag.ging.me.off.in.the.bar.so.I.beat.him.and.fucked.his.bitch.har.har.har.


YEAH YEAH YEAH

by Kung-Fu Jesus April 30, 2004

Slag off

argue, call names

This kid was slaging me off so i decked the cunt

by gav November 14, 2003

Slagging off

Originates from Essex meaning when someone is chatting shit about you behind your back and obviously you confront them about it saying:

Person 1- apparently you've been slagging off jasmine

Person 2- says who? I can promise you now I ain't said one word about the girl.

by calmradgie June 8, 2016