Slanguage

Hopefully “eco-bling” becomes a staple in slanguage and does experience a one-hit wonder word moment. ❋ Unknown (2009)

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). ❋ Unknown (2009)

Thus, I have adopted the broad term slanguage for this disquisition on the informal speech (seldom the writing) of students (seldom faculty) at St. Paul's School, a rural boarding school set in Concord, New Hampshire. ❋ Unknown (1983)

In speaking at these mass meetings I had to resort to the use of American "slanguage" in order to have them know that I was truly American and not a German from America. ❋ Unknown (1925)

The pedagogue objects that it violates good form and established usage, but why should the habits of hundreds of years ago control when they can not satisfy the needs of youth, which requires a _lingua franca_ of its own, often called "slanguage"? ❋ G. Stanley Hall (1885)

Variety magazine has published a guide to its unique 'slanguage'. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Categories etymology langauge new words sunday slanguage technology talk ❋ Unknown (2009)

There is something so fresh and alive about “slanguage” that always keeps me on my toes. ❋ Unknown (2009)

In the same poem, you write, "To make an identity repair-kit of all black folk / behavior, to shine or show-off, as nuisance as / nuance, sometimes some-timey and sometimes on- / point, the slanguage of hood ornaments." ❋ Anis Shivani (2011)

So whether you “get your kicks” (find fun) or “get your kicks” (pick up some sneakers), there is one thing that remains true: sturdy slanguage survives. image courtesy of sling@flickr ❋ Unknown (2009)

Before we dive in deep, we should start out slow and deal with the basics of “slanguage.” ❋ Unknown (2009)

Merriam-Websterkeeps it light with their entry on slanguage: “blend of slang and language.” ❋ Unknown (2009)

Before making its way into the American pop world, “bling” was being tossed around in Jamaican slanguage. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Puns and other flights of language fancy play an important role in the book as a whole -- Vankin, a lover of language since early childhood, says, "I had a lot of fun with the 'urban slanguage' in the book." ❋ Michael Sigman (2011)

So I thought I would start a weekly “sunday slanguage” post to spice up the verbal banter. ❋ Unknown (2009)

“Kicks” has experienced a few torch passes in the slanguage world and has evolved with culture. ❋ Unknown (2009)

However, I did not think that this piece of slanguage would be in a legitimate dictionary, but I was wrong. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The slanguage of DC is a nice blend of current culture and heavy sarcasm. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I look forward to keeping my ears open while hunting for slanguage and then sharing it with you on Sundays. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Yo, man I can't understands [youse] when you use [dat] slanguage, [dawg]! ❋ Public Service Announcement (2003)

1. "[Jennifer] has a real [knack] for slanguage." 2. ([var]. "Why can you never go hungry living among the young?" "Because you can eat all the slanguage is there). ❋ Julie Pedersen (2007)

[Slanguage] daffynitions can be [gnarly], or they can be [boge]. ❋ Downstrike (2004)

Yo, [u kno] [n/e] slanguage i can [speak]? ❋ LalaYaPuta (2004)

"Watch your slanguage!" Billy's mother warned when he used the word "[irregardless]." OMG like i cant [spel] cuz im on tha intrnet [n i] dont no english win im on da intrnet ❋ Tromp (2007)

"I'm working with a multi-national team and English is not their first language, if I use [Slanguage] (like [deets] = details, addy = address, or [LMK] = let me know), will they understand me?" ❋ TZ Muller (2016)

Can you [talk to me] in slanguage cuz I dont understand that [main] [stream] shit! ❋ Jay'vee A.ka Jayhabbit (2006)

[I don't] understand what slanguage she is [speaking], I think she is from [the valley]. ❋ Joeyjoejo1200 (2015)

[i know] a [slanguage] ❋ Sweaty_Binchicken (2019)

Person 1: Hey that was [sick]! Person 2: How was it sick? I find nothing sick with what I just did... Person 1: No... "sick" can also mean "cool." Don't be so [technical], and learn some [slanguage], man! OR: Person 1: That was spawecoolerificness! Person 2: Shut up with your made-up slanguage, idiot! ❋ Deathzilla7 (2009)