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Noun slanguage has 1 sense
  1. slanguage - language characterized by excessive use of slang or cant
    --1 is a kind of
    language, linguistic communication

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Slanguage

Slanguage refers to a type of informal language or slang that is specific to a particular group, community, or subculture. It is characterized by using unique words, expressions, or phrases that are not typically found in standard dictionaries.

Examples:

Noun:

1. The street slanguage used by graffiti artists was incomprehensible to most people.

2. The gamer slanguage is full of acronyms and terms that only enthusiasts can understand.

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Verb:

1. My friends and I like to slanguage when we communicate online, using a lot of abbreviations and emojis.

2. She slanguages with her co-workers, using jargon and inside jokes that others find hard to follow.

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Adjective:

1. The singer's slanguage lyrics resonated with the local audience, making him an instant hit.

2. They organized a slanguage workshop to teach the participants about the unique vocabulary of their community.

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Adverb:

1. He spoke slanguage fluently, adapting his language to different social groups.

2. The comedian used slanguage humorously in his stand-up routine, entertaining the audience.

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