Slang Explains Himself to the Court

Slang got called into court to define one of his own words. Name what the word turned out to mean.

Concrete common nounSomething you can see, hear, smell, taste, or touch: haircut, sandwich, saxophone.Mild interjection (comma)Try Nah, Negative, or Listen.Adverb (to what extent)Try entirely, unusually, or barely.Collective nounA word that names a group of people or things: gallery, hush, gaggle.Irregular past tense verbA past tense that does not end in -ed: rode, drove, wore.Irregular past tense verbA past tense that does not end in -ed: tore, knew, grew.Adverb (how)Try wearily, carefully, or finally.Descriptive adjectiveTry gleaming, battered, or massive.Concrete common nounSomething you can see, hear, smell, taste, or touch: trophy, kazoo, cactus.Strong interjection (exclamation mark)Try Behold, There, or Boom.

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