to slang
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7.9
- verb
- /slæŋ/
- NSFW
:
decir palabrotas
- You see that guy trying to act like he's not slanging dope?
- slanging match
It doesn't use graffiti, so his text, he doesn't slang.
- It doesn't use graffiti, so his text, he doesn't slang.
- You know, this dude's out there, you know, slanging them fucking griddle hitters.
- What he said Lil white Dick is slanging.
- I want to just like slang or just the goofiest shit.
Examples
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Slanging dresses, making money.
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Here is what went down: I was there for this: Japanese and Chinese kids were slanging hashish in Japan and got caught.
Blog text (12) -
You can slang dope, you can slang records, man.
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You can slang dope, you can slang records, man.
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Oh, OK, so we shall just be hanging and slanging by the fire together.
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They slanging real good.
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He started to slang more when he joined the local hip-hop community.
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She often slangs with her friends, using casual language and expressions.
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When he gets excited, he tends to slang in a way that makes everyone laugh.
Synonyms
253
4.3
To use rude or offensive words, often when angry
192
4.1
To say bad words in anger
30
8.1
To say swear words when angry or frustrated
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6.5
Say rude words to someone when angry
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8.1
To say rude words to someone or something
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9.9
To say strong swear words like 'fuck' when angry
Compounds
- Slang
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9.5
An informal word or phrase used in speech by a certain group, not in formal language
- Slang
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9.9
A kind of slang in which people replace a word with a rhyming phrase and often leave out the rhyme
- Slang
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9.1
An informal word or phrase used in casual speech, not for formal situations
How Informal
- Offensive
253
4.3
- NSFW
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7.9
Surface Forms
Etymology
Slang as a verb comes from the same idea as the noun, like the word sling ('to throw'). So to slang is to 'throw' rude or informal words into your speech or writing to sound casual or strong.