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swagging-off by willy um April 12, 2009
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slagging off
slagging off by gryffinhuffleclaw March 8, 2016
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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
swaggin' off
Showing off your swag, inner gangster, or coolness to those around you to impress them, or just being naturally swaggerly (gangster) in general.
1. Genie walked in on me swaggin' off to this girl the other night down at the bar. Looks like I can't cover this one up.
2. I decided to keep it fresh at the party; completely swaggin' off.
2. I decided to keep it fresh at the party; completely swaggin' off.
swaggin' off by lalabeach7 November 13, 2010
slagging off
more or less being insulting or dorogatory in a sexual way..
"she is a slut"
"Oh Bob you fucked her last night stop slagging off"
"she is a slut"
"Oh Bob you fucked her last night stop slagging off"
slagging off by Nikki Gloom March 1, 2014
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