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slab (noun) : A heavy wave that borders on being unsurfable.

Taco caught some slabs down by Weasels yesterday. —Word of Mouth, 2000's

Submitted by: evolucien from California on Mar. 24, 2008 07:00

SLABYARD (noun) : The small 12x12 concrete slabs behind rowhouses in Philadelphia that constitute a backyard.

We had a barbecue and everyone had a great time drinking and eating in the slabyard.

Submitted by: J.C. Moore from Pennsylvania on May. 16, 2007 14:50

slackadaisical (adjective) : shirking work/responsibility and lazy

My son goes about life in a slackadaisical manner.

Submitted by: R. Chicoine from Canada on Apr. 02, 2008 00:11

slackademic (noun) : A perpetual student who prefers the safety and comfort of academic life over the trials and tribulations of the real world.

I would rather live my life as a slackademic than have to toil at some boring or difficult job. —Paul McFedries,

Submitted by: jonathan keith sheriff from Colorado on Sep. 14, 2006 11:25

slackaroni (noun) : a very lazy person

Every department has its very own slackaroni.

Submitted by: J.C. Moore from Pennsylvania on Oct. 13, 2008 15:35

slackass (noun) : Combination of jackass, slacker and dumbass. A lazy, unintelligent, rude person. Can also be used as an adjective.

Submitted by: Purple Siege from Georgia Us on Aug. 15, 2006 12:08

slacklining (noun) : a balance sport akin to tightrope walking in which the rope is slack and that is normally practiced near the ground

Slacklining has achieved the recognition that assures its arrival as an outdoor sport: it has been banned by officials at some colleges and parks. —Kristen Wyatt (AP), Examiner.com, November 27, 2008

Submitted by: Anonymous on Dec. 10, 2008 19:46

slacko (noun) : A person who constantly does substandard work or has substandard performance often due to laziness

I know you can do better than that, stop being such a slacko.

Submitted by: Zenobia from South Carolina on Mar. 25, 2008 07:48

slacktivist (noun) : a supporter of a controversial cause who does not do anything to further that cause

Bob and Janet both feel strongly about the environment, but while she recycles everything, he's just a slacktivist. —Mark Lakeman, cityrepair.org

Submitted by: Ivo Beitsma from Canada on Apr. 07, 2008 23:56

slad

(adjective) : A word combined with Sad and Glad. To feel glad and sad at the same time.

After a long vacation I felt slad coming back to work. —Jose M. Laboy,

Submitted by: Jose M. Laboy from Illinois on Aug. 02, 2006 12:29

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