slangy वाक्य

That's slightly slangy Swedish for " top beef, " and it rhymes with " toppmoete, " the word for summit.
That celebrated style _ slangy, conversational, almost belligerently unbuttoned _ is, if anything, more prevalent now than during her quarter century at The New Yorker.
It is used to indicate that the speaker means " bizness " as in the slangy version which is supposed to be more serious than regular " business ".
Like so many English usages, though, mad caught the attention of early-20th-century language commentators, and some of them decided it was unsuitably slangy.
Rodgers and Hammerstein could go wry and slangy in " The Gentleman Is a Dope " and " That's the Way It Happens ."

The exchanges are so tiresomely repetitive, they become almost a spoof of Mamet-speak, a harsh, skewed, slangy style of talking without necessarily communicating straightforwardly.
His was a quintessentially American two-track career that unfolded, simultaneously for a time, in both the slangy show biz of Broadway and the poetic realm of dance.
OTOH means " on the other hand, " w / e means " whatever " ( in the slangy, dismissive sense ) and so on.
Does it mean " Think different ( ly ) " _ that is, be slangy and hip like us, and clip your adverbs into an adjective form?
It's pretty slangy-the only professional publications I can find that use it are sites like that of Smurrayinchester 23 : 21, 1 March 2012 ( UTC)