slang

slang
1. (slang) (4172↑, 781↓)
the only reason Urbandictionary.com exists

www.urbandictionary.com is a slang online dictionary. "Define your World"

2. (Slang) (2699↑, 887↓)
The ever-evolving bastardization of the written and spoken language as a result of social and cultural idolization of uneducated, unitelligable celebrities.

1)Aw shnap, son. Check out the fine ass sho-tee rockin' all dat ice. Translation: Hello, my good sir. Take a gander at the beautiful woman wearing the expensive jewels.

3. (slang) (829↑, 314↓)
slang is the continual and ever-changing use and definition of words in informal conversation, often using references as a means of comparison or showing likeness. some modern slang has endured over the decades since its inception (i.e. [cool]) and some will only last a few years before being rendered obsolete or outdated (i.e. [bling bling]). slang can be born from any number of situations or ideas (the word [slang] itself has come to represent selling, especially of illegal drugs), and can be blunt or riddled with metaphor, and often quite profound. the use of slang is frequently ridiculed by culturally-ignorant people who feel it is the product of insufficient education and believe it to be counter-evolutionary; of course, they couldn't be farther from the truth. human language has been in a state of constant reinvention for centuries, and slang has been used and created by poets and writers of all sorts (William Shakespeare has been credited for the upbringing of at least a couple of words). it is the right and responsibility of the modern human to keep re-evaluating language, to give dead words innovative contemporary meanings or to simply invent new ones, in order to be more appealing and representative to the speaker/listener (which was essentially the basis behind language anyway, to understandably communicate thoughts or ideas verbally). the use of and constant flux in slang is the only exciting thing happening in language, making present day especially interesting with the wealth of new words and definitions appearing seemingly everywhere. those who speak ill of slang obviously feel threatened or alienated by the evolution of a language they can't control, and all y'all trick ass marks need to stop running ya gums 'fore y'all gets slapped the fuck up...bitches. peace and much love, the snizz.

cool, bling bling, slang, the conversion of the degenerative "nigger" into the acceptable if not triumphant "nigga"

4. (Slang) (869↑, 489↓)
da current definition of this word is to sell drugs

in the song white tees by Dem Franchise boyz uses this term: "I slang in my white tee"

5. (slang) (581↑, 334↓)
v. The act of selling illegal narcotics.

Reference the song, "White Tees" by Dem Franchize Boyz: "I bang in my white tee, I slang in my white tee."

6. (Slang) (239↑, 101↓)
Unofficial language (words or grammar) or interpretation of language, usually because the language is too recent or not used widespread enough to be assimilated officially. Slang exists in pretty much every language, and is part of the natural evolution of a language.

The way I'm speaking right now was probably considered slang hundreds of years ago.

7. (slang) (216↑, 130↓)
What Urban Dictionary was meant to define. Now all you see are posts made by idiotic teenagers that just want to rip on school and authorities

Slang words: tight, noob, gay. NOT slang: school, police, parents.

Author: spel itt rite http://slang.urbanup.com/1591775
8. (slang) (28↑, 8↓)
v. past perfect verb tense of sling. ..............................

David\! Where's that rock you slang at Goliath? It may have exceeded the official weight limit.

9. (Slang) (49↑, 39↓)
To move weight, sell drugs, as in sell it or [hustle] it.

Man i gotta slang this brick before i get ducked in on by 5-0. "Either you slangin' crack rock or you got a wicked jump-shot"

Author: |l_Thug_Life_l| http://slang.urbanup.com/1912183
10. (Slang) (17↑, 11↓)
Relating to or describing anything. This term can be utilized in any situation ranging from a chair to the action of launching a midget. May be used more than once in a sentence, but no more than 17. Dating back to E2 circa 2010.

Slang was just slangin when she slanged that slang. Classic Slang

11. (slang) (65↑, 61↓)
Jargon, used playfully to prevent outsiders from intercepting the actual meaning. It is a contraction for "slandering", whereby colloqial words with meanings unknown to the one being slandered (but known to other people). This prevented legal action or apologies. It also allowed someone to insult an authority figure to his face without suffering punishment for it.

I don't use a great deal of modern day slang in my speech, but we all use slang created by shakespeare, eh?

Author: Kung-Fu Jesus http://slang.urbanup.com/653651
12. (slang) (10↑, 7↓)
to sell something, usually referring to drugs, used heavily at northgate high school, a place where the kids think they are famous drug dealers.

"I'm tryin to slang this 10 sack to a freshman for 40, mayne, do you think he would buy it?" "yeah man, try it"

Author: slangemeryday http://slang.urbanup.com/4880606
13. (Slang) (12↑, 10↓)
Slang is an abbreviation of the word Street-Language, taking the "S" from the word Street and "lang" from the word Language. The word "Slang" itself is thus a prime example of Slang, because it's how people on the street refer to "street-language" without pronouncing the entirety of the word. Slang is used to abbreviate and facilitate the pronounciation of formal words and can be used as a lingo which seperates them from people not knowing (a particular) slang.

Example of slang: a common word such as "jewellery" is referred to as "ice" or "bling bling" in slang.

Author: slangdefinition http://slang.urbanup.com/4070667
14. (Slang) (3↑, 2↓)
The colloquial usage of non-standard words, commonly used by "ghetto" and "hip" individuals. Slang is notorious for degrading the quality of a language, but yet also evolves it. In fact, most of the words you and I use were probably not in the first dictionary. However, slang does not mean to sell drugs. Many think that in Dem Franchize Boyz song "White Tee", they reference drug trafficking using the word "slang" (I bang in my white tee, I slang in my white tee). Rather, slang (verb) mean to [front] someone by using slang words to insult them, and "bang" referring to gangbanging.

Modern language would be horrendously incomplete without slang. Italian, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Romanian are all slang versions of [Latin].

15. (Slang) (15↑, 15↓)
What slackers use when they are too fat and lazy to type an actual word out themselves. Some types of Slang consist of LOL, TTYL, WTF, ROFLMAO, and even the occasional: OMFGYSSILYSFMWYMMRNBCILYSFM\! meaning, OH MY FUCKING GOD YOU'RE SO SEXY I LOVE YOU SO FUCKING MUCH WILL YOU MARRY ME RIGHT NOW BECAUSE I LOVE YOU SO FUCKING MUCH\! I'm not sure why people are so lazy, but when they use Slang you know they don't feel like talking to you.

"LOL OMG U R SO FNY\!" "Dude, why the Slang? Do you even want to talk to me? "NT RLY, BUT ITS OK\!" "Well, if you're going to sit here and Slang like that, I don't even wanna talk to YOU\!" "K TTYL ILY" "Whatever..."

Author: The non Slangerr. http://slang.urbanup.com/4434902
16. (Slang) (7↑, 7↓)
Any non-conventional use of real words, or made up words that aren't recognized by every facet of society. Slang is often misinterpreted by people as the collection of phrases on urbandictionary.com.

My bro posted something on urban dictionary cause he thought it was slang, so me and my friends beat the crap out of him.

17. (slang) (5↑, 8↓)
An entire nomenclature spoken in parts of town where proper language is esoteric to the denizens of the area. "Slang" is an array of all words rejected by popular dictionaries, for 1 reason(s). The first reason is due to the fact that hateful "slang" words "offended" the dictionary's editors, but only because such words described their girlfriends.

"Fuck" is not in most Spanglish-to-English dictionaries because, 9 times out of 10, it is used as slang

18. (Slang) (1↑, 5↓)
Slang is the name of a group of [close-knit], [controversial] girls from a highschool in the mid-east. They are talked about more than anyone, but when it comes down to it they are sweethearts despite all the [rumors] people make up about them. And no they do not have any [STI's].

did you hear [slang] [hooked up] with [the fam]? did you all know what slang did last [friday] night? slang is walking down the hallway, oh no.

Author: slangslangslang http://slang.urbanup.com/5709845
19. (slang) (30↑, 35↓)
Why we have [urban dictionary]

urban dictionary is a slang dictionary

20. (slang) (33↑, 38↓)
Street language; Whole sentences, phrases or words with meanings which are unique to a given neighborhood, street, area, or group within a culture.

Get up SOB\! You got KP today\! (Military)

21. (Slang) (32↑, 39↓)
"The grunt of the human hog (Pignoramus intolerabilis) with an audible memory. The speech of one who utters with his tongue what he thinks with his ear, and feels the pride of a creator in accomplishing the feat of a parrot. A means (under Providence) of setting up as a wit without a capital of sense" (Ambrose Bierce. The Devil's Dictionary. 1911).
22. (slang) (3↑, 11↓)
slang in modern day term means that you deal to people on the strretz some of that ghetto love out thurrr\!

"oh look there is daniel\!" "did you know that daniel slangs now?" "ahh how sad daniel deals drugs i remember when he was like 2"

Author: jafra spa women of cali http://slang.urbanup.com/3285640
23. (slang) (20↑, 33↓)
To sell muthafuckin drugs.

Yo son I be slangin now.

24. (Slang) (11↑, 25↓)
Street words used to sell dope and to communicate with thugs...

Julian Yu iz da thug makah...he invented dis shiat...

Author: Doug Mcfarland http://slang.urbanup.com/152884
25. (slang) (21↑, 36↓)
Ali G language, or similars :D

Ali G in DA house Wazza mazza fackaaa

26. (slang) (24↑, 41↓)
Colloquial english for those who can't speak english properly.

I speak slang, because I'm a teenager and I'm trying to be cool.

27. (slang) (16↑, 35↓)
past-tense of verbs '[sling]'

He slang a slingshot pellet at me. [Oh my].

Author: Victor Van Styn http://slang.urbanup.com/1383487
28. (Slang) (7↑, 29↓)
made up words describing new things/offensive things. every language has them.

bloody, mofo, taking the piss, homie, g, fag

29. (slang) (8↑, 32↓)
street 'language' young ppl use in schools,streets....tho the words have actual meanings

your crepes are buff. where they frm?

30. (slang) (9↑, 36↓)
stupid abbreviations which sound like they've got nothing to do with the word. the most annoying is the sort spoken by teenage, black chavs. speak so fast you can't understand a word (you're probably not supposed to) and they might as well be MCing.

babe, you betta hav me sum booty on ya or u ain't cummin' 2 town wit me. translation= sweet girlfriend, you had better have brought some money with you, otherwise you can't come to town with me.

31. (Slang) (18↑, 45↓)
1.Future cause of illiteracy 2.A Dyslexic's Worst Fear

slang:fo wat u do that shiznat dawg Regular Human Being: Are you English or Retarded Dyslexic:ai kant bo dis 5tuqid 5lang

32. (slang) (16↑, 49↓)
Street words

Yo thats slang , fuck you is not slang [motherfucker]

33. (slang) (4↑, 41↓)
a cool word , words that match the style .

Everyone uses slang , you hear anyone using those [ego nerd] dictionary defenitions \!?

34. (slang) (24↑, 87↓)
to have sex

Did you slang that girl last nite?

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Last updated: 2012.03.01

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