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# Title Terms Date
1UNIT 4 SLANG- Age of Imperialismby johnpaola36 termsOctober 12, 2009
2Unit 5 SLANG- World War Oneby johnpaola43 termsOctober 28, 2009
3American Slangby bklockhart26 termsOctober 20, 2009
4FRENCH SLANG EXPRESSIONSby CPRKID25 termsJuly 31, 2009
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5A Clockwork Orange Slang Set #3by Ethanol_Emillee60 termsFebruary 9, 2009
6Slizznang Pt. 1by AzurePenguino13 termsJanuary 6, 2009
7Finding Nemo Vocabulary: Part Iby bklockhart44 termsFebruary 27, 2008
8Slizznang pt. 3by AzurePenguino18 termsMarch 31, 2009
9Australian Slang Termsby MADlion92443 termsJune 5, 2007
10italian slangby tutorino23 termsFebruary 15, 2007
11A Clockwork Orange Slang Set #1by Ethanol_Emillee61 termsFebruary 9, 2009
12A Clockwork Orange Slang Set #4by Ethanol_Emillee60 termsFebruary 9, 2009
13Internet slangby Bottenbig13 termsFebruary 27, 2008
14french family/pets slangby pmplmus61714 termsMarch 27, 2009
15Know yo slang!by Ricocoe15 termsMay 8, 2008
16Slizznang pt 4by AzurePenguino25 termsApril 14, 2009
17internet slangby dark_emo_fantasy24 termsMarch 5, 2007
18The Outsiders Slang Termsby studygroupMBMM18 termsMay 27, 2009
19AOL slangby FLOthegreat22 termsMarch 20, 2007
2020's SLANGby APworld_kills35 termsMay 21, 2009
21Slang vocabby ladyshank23 termsDecember 12, 2007
22Japanese slang part 1by kona-kona7 termsMarch 12, 2008
23Slangsby Stan10129 termsNovember 4, 2009
24Slang terms for white peopleby drivermd5 termsJanuary 9, 2009
25Unit 3 SLANG: Progressive Eraby johnpaola44 termsSeptember 10, 2009
26A Clockwork Orange Slang Set #2by Ethanol_Emillee60 termsFebruary 9, 2009
27Japanese Slang (Kana + Romaji)by ichlernejapanisch10 termsJuly 7, 2008
28Slangby natalia087 termsApril 22, 2009
29Best of the British -- Slangby paschalisdevehori53 termsJuly 31, 2007
30Aussie Slang 1by ramonawi20 termsAugust 5, 2008
31Slangsby ritafreitas10 termsSeptember 30, 2009
32Slangby alwalker55 termsDecember 19, 2008
33Central American Slangby Jepder28 termsApril 24, 2009
34French Slang 3by ewiencek72324 termsOctober 12, 2009
35french school slangby pmplmus61711 termsApril 23, 2009
36Internet-Kürzel und Chat-Slangby vmknowledge32 termsJuly 15, 2008
37SLANGby Walter5 termsApril 2, 2007
38text slangby maxwellxb9 termsOctober 16, 2008
39Lebenslangby artlader63 termsMay 15, 2009
40leet (internet slang)by acejammer16 termsOctober 18, 2008
41Text Slang Abbriviationsby BrandonSherman10 termsOctober 21, 2009
42IM Slangby d-rays7 termsJanuary 23, 2008
43slang by Bcrawford10 termsDecember 19, 2007
44Aussie Slang 3by ramonawi20 termsAugust 29, 2008
45Slizznang Pt. 2by AzurePenguino15 termsJanuary 6, 2009
46Slangby Tobyon29 termsJuly 13, 2007
47Slang Wordsby vocabfreak12 termsSeptember 28, 2008
48slangby Debbymoffat35 termsOctober 9, 2007
49Internet Slangby Mrs_Fakename4 termsOctober 23, 2009
50VST216-Clinical Slangby scruffey12312 termsFebruary 22, 2009

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1Internet SlangWant to leatn some internet slang?!1 user
2sbhslanguagesThis quizlet group has been created for Shirley Boys' High school students who wish practice their vocabulary. Please remember this is simply an extension of the classroom and not intended as a social networking platform. With that in mind please use with respect for the people who have posted sets and are using this group. If you are addng a set please name appropriately and give some reference to a suitable level. Only those with a pssword can joing please see LOR for the password. In the interest of Cyber safety please do not use your full name as a user name. Please use first name and last name initial if possible. Lor would like to be able to identify users in order to give feedback if needed, help with any corrections and just be able to say thanks for adding to the sets!1 user
3Klub Klug 1: German SlangFor those of us who are interested in German we can actually use in daily conversations without sounding 60 years old. You will not find inappropriate or offensive slang on here, because frankly, you could probably find what you want in half the time using Google and I don't wanna get in any trouble with Mrs. Ingerson.14 users
4Advanced Idioms & SlangSite for UC Davis Extension students to review idioms & slang from class.41 users
5SlangSlang words.2 users
6SlangSlang words.3 users
7online slangew/e1 user
slang definitions
# Definition Sets
1an informal, often short-lived kind of language used in place of standard words14 sets
2informal language with made up words10 sets
3a kind of language occurring chiefly in casual and playful speech4 sets
4highly informal language that occurs most often in casual conversation4 sets
5informal language consisting of words and expressions that are not considered appropriate for formal occasions3 sets
6informal speech composed of invented or changed words3 sets
7informal non standard vocabulary3 sets
8informal language3 sets
9a type of informal verbal communication that is generally unacceptable for formal writing3 sets
10highly informal language that consists of either made-up words or conventional words used in new ways.3 sets
11a characteristic language of a particular group (as among thieves)2 sets
12informal words2 sets
13argo2 sets
14informal, nonstandard vocabulary.2 sets
15language unique to a particular group of people2 sets
16is a type of informal verbal communication that is generally unacceptable for formal writing2 sets
17highly informal language that occurs most often in casual conversations2 sets
18a set of colloquial terms made up or used by a certain group2 sets
19words that are usually short-lived and that may not be understood by all readers, such as tanked for drunk, bread for money, and honcho for one in charge.2 sets
20a type of informal verbal communication generally unacceptable for formal writing2 sets
21vernacular speech sometimes humorous, exaggerated, or shortened for effect2 sets
22the lowest and least acceptable level of diction in writing2 sets
23informal words and expressions2 sets
24a2 sets
25highly informal language2 sets
26language used by a particular group of people among themselves; also language used in fiction and special writing situation to lend color and feeling1 set
27___________ is the unconventional, very informal language of particular sub-groups of a culture. ________, such as bummed, coke, split, hurt, dis, blow off, cool and hot is acceptable in formal writing only if it is used purposefully.1 set
28a kind of language occurring chiefly in casual and playful speech, made up typically of short-lived coinages and figures of speech that are deliberately used in place of standard terms for added raciness, humor, irreverence, or other effect.1 set
29is a type of informal verbal communication that is generally unacceptable for formal writing. slang words and phrases are often colorful exaggerations used to emphasize the speaker's point; they may also be shortened versions of an often-used word or phrase. examples of american slang from the 1990s include "yuppie" (an acronym for young urban professional), "awesome" (for "excellent"), wired (for "nervous" or "excited"), and "chill out" (for relax)1 set
30non-standard vocabulary1 set
31very informal language used to identify with a particular sub-culture.1 set
32a characteristic language of a particular group1 set
33language used only by special groups that is not considered proper by the general society; language made up of the argot, cant, and jargon of various groups and known by the general public.1 set
34non-standard use of words1 set
35very informal language like the expressions rip–off, hot–shot, dude, pot, etc.1 set
36informal language never used in essays1 set
37is a variation in language but is not a dialect limited to a fairly small group of people associated w/young people1 set
38informal diction or the use of vocabulary considered inconsistent with the preferred formal wording common among the educated or elite in a culture1 set
39what refers to very informal language that is unique to a particular group and changes frequently?1 set
40vigorous, short- lived, informal language1 set