slanging's Usage Examples:

Often our addresses degenerated into slanging matches which did have the advantage of attracting small crowds which might.

At one point, Paglia and Burchill conducted a long-running slanging-match by fax, which was reproduced in full in the pages of the magazine.

take to the statement too kindly because she said that if it came to a "slanging match" she would soon sort Ivy out as, according to Nora, Ivy has too much.

Freedom of the Press 2007", Freedom House "Vanuatu: Rival media clash in slanging match over radio licence", Scoop.

The talks occasionally degenerated into slanging matches.

"Irish general election turns into slanging match with parties divided".

A slanging match ensues a fight, which ends with Ron's death; his mouth is superglued.

For several years from 1975, I-Roy engaged in an on-record slanging match with fellow DJ Prince Jazzbo, the two trading insults on successive.

then throws insults to the officers and says that he has just been "sleep-slanging" again.

"I was watching Arsenal fans slating and slanging into him, and I thought, 'he doesn't deserve that'".

At this point, a slanging match is started as each tribe hurls invectives at another, The morning.

"BBC Scotland politics show 'will not descend into slanging match'".

The effect of the incident on international rugby league was a public slanging match between the Australian Rugby League (ARL) and the New Zealand Rugby.

"Open slanging match on eve of contest".

evoke sympathy for either character reduces the movie to an unedifying slanging match.

finalists' Intellectual Property and what followed was described as a "public slanging match".

introduced in November 1920, and with her came the marital disputes and slanging matches which were to characterise the strip under Cross.

Australia lost 5-4 in 18 deliveries, after Hussey and Steyn has a verbal slanging match mid-pitch.

Synonyms:

slang expression; non-standard speech; slang term;

Antonyms:

genuine; slip off; undress; uncover; undue;