slanguage

IPA: sɫˈæŋgwʌdʒ

(informal) A particular vernacular or vocabulary of slang; the jargon or lingo of a particular group.

Examples of "slanguage" in Sentences

Variety magazine has published a guide to its unique 'slanguage'.
The slanguage of DC is a nice blend of current culture and heavy sarcasm.
There is something so fresh and alive about “slanguage” that always keeps me on my toes.
Hopefully “eco-bling” becomes a staple in slanguage and does experience a one-hit wonder word moment.
Before making its way into the American pop world, “bling” was being tossed around in Jamaican slanguage.
In speaking at these mass meetings I had to resort to the use of American "slanguage" in order to have them know that I was truly American and not a German from America.
Even slanguage is malleable, as “bling” has now been molded into the new word “eco-bling” (the more specific piece of slanguage that my fellow blogger wanted me to address).
So whether you “get your kicks” (find fun) or “get your kicks” (pick up some sneakers), there is one thing that remains true: sturdy slanguage survives. image courtesy of sling@flickr
Thus, I have adopted the broad term slanguage for this disquisition on the informal speech (seldom the writing) of students (seldom faculty) at St. Paul's School, a rural boarding school set in Concord, New Hampshire.
The pedagogue objects that it violates good form and established usage, but why should the habits of hundreds of years ago control when they can not satisfy the needs of youth, which requires a _lingua franca_ of its own, often called "slanguage"?