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slangous

slangous adjective: slangy.

Adjective

slangous (comparative more slangous, superlative most slangous)

  1. slangy
    • Excepting a small tract or two on cocking - all the irons were the slangs, and the slang-wearers' language was of course slangous1825, John Bee, Sportsman's Slang, Preface

Forms of slangous

comparativemore slangous
superlativemost slangous

Origin of slangous

From slang + -ous.

Questions about slangous

What does slangous mean?
Slangous means slangy.
What part of speech is slangous?
Slangous is an adjective.

Words near slangous in the dictionary

  1. slangologist
  2. slangologists
  3. slangology
  4. slangonym
  5. slangonyms
  6. slangous
  7. slangrill
  8. slangrills
  9. slangs
  10. slangster
  11. slangsters

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