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'''Slang''' consists of informal terms not recognized as proper usage or not found in older dictionaries, which express ideas or emotions of particular groups or cultures.
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'''Slang''' consists of informal terms not recognized as proper usage or not found in older [[dictionaries]], which express ideas or emotions of particular groups or cultures.
  
 
Slang is a product of [[culture]], and changes over time.  A review of the slang of the 1920s illustrates how much it does change.<ref>http://local.aaca.org/bntc/slang/slang.htm</ref>
 
Slang is a product of [[culture]], and changes over time.  A review of the slang of the 1920s illustrates how much it does change.<ref>http://local.aaca.org/bntc/slang/slang.htm</ref>

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Slang consists of informal terms not recognized as proper usage or not found in older dictionaries, which express ideas or emotions of particular groups or cultures.

Slang is a product of culture, and changes over time. A review of the slang of the 1920s illustrates how much it does change.[1]

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