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Definition of "slagging" [slagging]

Present participle of slag. (verb)

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Use "slagging" in a sentence

"The party members seemed to be far more interested in slagging off Labour, who are their partners in government in Wales, than critiquing the Tories or LibDems."
"DAVID FRUM, FORMER BUSH SPEECHWRITER: To get into this kind of slagging match with him, I mean, it's luridly entertaining for everybody else."
"As for "slagging" you, if you can quote one thing I said which is demonstrably false, I will concede your point."

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