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slang
Sociology A specialized lexicon of words that are exclusive or replace other words in function, and tend to have a short life cycle. Cf Dialect, Jargon.
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And after being granted a student visa, he told how he arrived in the UK in October 2001 to take up an English Slanguage course in Gateshead, remaining in the UK after his visa expired.
Forced to fleeS his homeland; MURDER- ACCUSED'S S CLAIMS by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Deadline Hollywood Daily's Nikki Finke directs us to this great Funny Or Die video that purports to show Variety Writers Sling The Slanguage.
Variety Tubthumps Pseudo Edit Sesh To Boffo Finke Mitting by Matt Haber / The New York Observer
he founded the alternative art space Slanguage, but such important, local collective initiatives are unfortunately not much on display at LACMA.
"Phantom sightings: art after the chicano movement" by Wilson, Julia Bryan- / Artforum International
 
 
 
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