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slanguage

NOUN
  1. language characterized by excessive use of slang or cant

How To Use slanguage In A Sentence

  • Hopefully “eco-bling” becomes a staple in slanguage and does experience a one-hit wonder word moment. Blog – syllable studio
  • Even slanguage is malleable, as “bling” has now been molded into the new word “eco-bling” (the more specific piece of slanguage that my fellow blogger wanted me to address). Blog – syllable studio
  • In the pages of VERBATIM have appeared comments on acronyms: the word acronymania appears in "Prep School Slanguage," by Richard Lederer VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XX No 2
  • That is an example of slanguage and the teacher is one of our favorites.
  • With a squint of eye, a curl of lip, a twist of neck, and a body slanguage equally at home in boardrooms and barrooms, she embodies everyone she sees.
  • Kind Shaun, we all requested, much as we hate to say it, but since you rose to the use of money have you not, without suggesting for an instant, millions of moods used up slanguage tun times as words as the penmarks used out in sinscript with such hesitancy by your cerebrated brother — excuse me not men-tioningahem? — Finnegans Wake
  • Here we bring you a guide to the best slanguage from these insider dictionaries. The Sun
  • New inquirers into 'slanguage' could profitably start here. The Times Literary Supplement
  • They have to process every variety of English slanguage, plus Hindi, Urdu, Afrikaans, Tamil and Punjabi, and decide whether it's unnecessary, detrimental, stupid or just plain old banter.
  • With a squint of eye, a curl of lip, a twist of neck, and a body slanguage equally at home in boardrooms and barrooms, she embodies everyone she sees.
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