shit up n.— «Assaults, when they happened, were generally of a relatively minor nature in comparison: grabbed arms perhaps, a shoulder-barge, the occasional slap, kick—or a favourite with the subversive prisoner, a “shit up,” (the hurling of the...
slap tag n.— «Police seized adhesive tags used to spray graffiti on and stick to walls, referred to as “slap tags,” spray can tips, acrylic paints and etching tools in the man’s bedroom.» —“Vandal suspect searched” by Joe Nelson San Bernardino...
manumatic adj.— «Ultimately, the automatic and manual survived as the two mainstays. Now we have the modern “manumatic,” a term meaning that you can use the console-mounted shift lever in both the normal PRNDL (Park, Reverse, Neutral, Drive and...
turkey slap n.— «The men were thrown off the program at the weekend after the footage showed Bric holding down Ms Halliwell while Cox rubbed his groin in her face in what is known as a “turkey slap”.» —“Bad publicity may be Big Brother’s only...
slap and ship v. phr.— «Many initial trials using RFID tags or composite codes have used desk-top printing units and handheld scanners/readers—essentially “slap and ship” as it is known in the industry.» —“Item-Level Tagging, at Production-Line...
spooty
adj.— «Hey, can I have one where I slap Harlan Band across the face? That spooty earth-eediot.» —“Re: Spung at Heart—Review” Usenet: alt.tv.space-cases June 7, 1997. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)