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APPLIES/ sleɪ /
VERB · COMPLIMENT, NOT CRIME
To do something extremely well or look amazing, as in “you slayed that presentation” or “that outfit slays”. It is often said simply as “slay!” to cheer someone on.
ZACK’S TRANSLATION
High praise for doing something brilliantly. Mostly used about outfits. Rarely used about tax returns, which is unfair.
“You slayed that speech.”
He read it off his phone. Still slayed.
“Okay, slay.”
Said to someone who parked well.
“She slayed the exam.”
She revised. That’s the secret nobody wants to hear.
| WHAT THEY SAY | “Slay.” |
|---|---|
| WHAT THEY MEAN | “You did amazingly.” |
| GROWN-UP VERSION | “Well done, that was excellent.” |
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