Sentence examples for slang meaning from inspiring English sources

But it emerged afterwards he was simply using snowboarding slang, meaning to "go big".

Michael Greenberg founded Skechers -- street slang meaning frenetic teenagers -- in 1992, just months after leaving L.A. Gear.

New words that have made the cut include Ma-and-Pa store; mack, American slang meaning a smooth-talking ladies' man; magnum force; and mad cow disease.

Referring to the October 20th raid on the Mullah Omar complex, some Delta members told a colleague that it was a "total goat fuck" — military slang meaning that everything that could go wrong did go wrong.

'And I got some crusty French bread and some cheese-singlets and some apples - ' 'We got apples, you chief,' cut in Millat, 'chief', for some inexplicable reason hidden in the etymology of north London slang, meaning fool, arse, wanker, a loser of the most colossal proportions.

What are you sayin' - Atlantic slang meaning "What are you up to?".

The project's Web site, BhashaIndia.com, offers user-edited glossaries in local languages for technology terms and words with slang meanings in social networking, like "nudge" and "wink".

Using the earlier sense of words like "gay" that have been deprecated by their slang meanings.

It is also a Russian slang term meaning "undeclared functionality" in computer software or hardware.

Rather than simply a rhyming association, the slang reflects meaning in the expressions themselves.

"It's sexual slang now, meaning that you lick everywhere," he explains helpfully.