slagling
Kobe gave the Jazz a good slagling last night, scoring 60 points and kicking them out of the playoff race.
slagling by poopyhands420's penis June 11, 2016
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Slagging
Slagging is a term used to describe a kind of harsher form of teasing. While this may seem like an insult to some, to the Irish, it's considered a behavior that shows affection or bonding, and, in some cases, is even used as a compliment.
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slagging off
slagging off by gryffinhuffleclaw March 8, 2016
Slagging
The addition of superfluous material (SLAG) to a “news story”, the addition of which is designed to prejudice the recipient’s response to “news”, thus guaranteeing that the recipient will “comprehend” and “understand” the story correctly—in the manipulative lights of those responsible for said slagging. NPR and Clearchannel are equally guilty but from opposite ends of the political spectrum since both “clue” the listener about the “correct” response to the story moreso than giving out raw data for the listener to evaluate.
I.E. the application of Bernays-esque “spin doctoring” to influence public perception while pretending to the objectivity of reporting. Political Correctness and Neo-Con Righteousness are equally guilty of the abuse. So named from “SLAG”, the impurities burned and refined out of raw material in metal working.
I.E. the application of Bernays-esque “spin doctoring” to influence public perception while pretending to the objectivity of reporting. Political Correctness and Neo-Con Righteousness are equally guilty of the abuse. So named from “SLAG”, the impurities burned and refined out of raw material in metal working.
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.
Person 2- says who? I can promise you now I ain't said one word about the girl.
Slagging off by calmradgie June 8, 2016
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