slaying
- noun
- /ˈsleɪɪŋ/
- Slang
- Manny over there just slaying, slaying Maui.
Examples
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All right, second to last, we have, you know, Haagen Dazs has really just been slaying it with their branding lately.
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Obviously, I'm out here absolutely slaying it at Legendary Lake Guntersville.
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It's it's, it's really sad out here when you have mother Beyoncé slaying out here and you're looking like you're melting in the gym.
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The singer was absolutely slaying the audience with her stunning performance last night.
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He walked into the party wearing an outfit that was truly slaying everyone's expectations.
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The comedian is known for slaying it on stage with her quick wit and engaging jokes.
Antonyms
How Impressive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The slang use of slaying comes from the same old English verb slean, which meant 'to kill', and people began to use 'kill' as a strong image for great success. So when someone calls a performance a slaying, they mean it amazed the audience and made a big impression.