slu Idiom, Proverb

a slug

a group, a bunch A slug of bats hung from a rock jutting out of the cave's ceiling.

in a slump

not performing well for several days Wayne's in a slump. He hasn't scored a point in four games.

sluff off

not do, avoid doing I've been sluffing off. I'm behind in my assignments.

slug away

work slowly but steadily, plug away When we returned, Annie was still slugging away at her math.

slug of

(See a slug)

bust slugs

to fire bullets

slugged

drunk

slugged up

gold/diamond teeth

slump for the trunk

money

slug it out|slug

v. phr. To have a strong verbal or physical battle with someone; to contest something most vigorously. The two contenders for the lightweight boxing championship were slugging it out in the ring. The two candidates for Congress were slugging it out on radio and on television.

slum

slum
slum it
To endure conditions or accommodations that are worse than what one is accustomed to.

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