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slam book 

A spiral notebook with the name of a jr. or sr. high girl (usually) written on the top line. The books is passed around among classmates who write nasty things (slam) on the page under the girl's name.
La Nadra Moore

Ho' Lez Thief

She's a bitch. Stole my Tyrone.

Got chlamydia and who knows what.
slam book by Richard Black March 12, 2005
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slam book 

usually a thing that girls do.
it is a book that usually contains really mean crap about another girl.
when these books get out they could start a huge disaster.
(at the top of page in slam book-name)- Blah
omfg she is such a bitch
yeah she was like trying to steal my boyfriend
did she really?...waht a hoe
(book gets out)
blah: wtf?..i did not?????....y do u guyys hate meee?

principal might get into it and find out where the book started (or atleast try to)
slam book by Gabbie<333 February 18, 2010
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slam book 

usually a spiral bound book where a collection of people can slam thier own opinions down about a question/idea written at the top of each page.
(Written at the top of the page)Which is a better mode of transportation, hybrid car or gasoline car? (Then you write your first name, and your answer).
slam book by SugrAnne June 25, 2005

slam book 

A book, usually a notebook where you right something mean about people you don't like.
Ooh, she made me mad yesterday, I'm adding her in my slam book.
slam book by Ya-Ya May 13, 2005

slam books 

Books which would contain a person or teacher topic of some sort and was passed around where other students would write mean or harshful comments about them. In other words, "slamming" them, hence the term. They came around the 1940's and have since been forgotten and are mainly nationally banned. Virtual slam books are publicised on the internet where a question will be asked and the original "book" will be returned to the author, filled in.

The origin of the name can be:
To slam students, or other faculty.
Or the book was slammed when the teacher was near.
Me: I heard Jen has spread like wildfire on the slam books.
slam books by SnowKid32 April 8, 2008

Slambook 

Posting something on your facebook profile that pokes fun at what others have posted on their profiles; specifically but not limited to the copy and paste messages that are commonly posted on ones status.
Slambook - If you are a tool and don't have a creative bone in your body, and can only post things created by other people, then copy and paste this into your profile then go find someone creative and have them slap the shit out of you!
Slambook by skipdo February 5, 2010

Slambookie 

Lleme smack your slambookie bruh I’m fiending
Slambookie by Gobbog October 28, 2021
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