slang

Object

match: I don't think anybody would advocate " heat " in the manner of a free for all slanging match on the forum.

Converse of object

• rhyme: Dukes, of course, from the rhyming slang Duke of York, er, fork.
• avoid: Write in a way that is easy to understand and avoid local slang or phrases.
• use: In no time they'll be using net slang too LOL!
• know: You don't need to know the slang, all you need to know is how the drugs affect them.

Adjective modifier

• Australian: A: Jamaica Q: In Australian slang, what color hair would someone " blue " have?
• American: I always thought ' so long ' was American slang.
• Spanish: Books and audiocassettes teaching English, French, and Spanish slang.
• French: It is told in part through the use of a cleverly translated version of French slang.
• English: Luckily the title referred to the Danish term for language rather than the English slang for a child!

Modifies a noun

• dictionary: Links UK - US slang dictionary May actually be of some use to exchange students.
• expression: Cat Naval " The cat is out of the bag " Common slang expression, meaning " The secret is out " .
• term: A slang term meaning ' lots of stuff ' .
• phrase: The questions are based on semantic factors of spoken French, the user must choose the correct meaning to a slang phrase for example.
• word: The name Fives is thought to derive from an old slang word for hands.
• meaning: A slang term meaning ' lots of stuff ' .

Noun used with modifier

• street: Basically, can be used in street slang for anything or anyone you don't really like.
• prison: Note to self - must compile dictionary of prison slang.
• Internet: Flame - Internet slang for an abusive e-mail or chatroom comment.