All Ears English Podcast AEE: Are You Slaying English?
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Nov 28, 2025 Dive into the trendy world of slang as two hosts explore the word 'slay.' Discover its evolution from a traditional meaning of 'to kill' to a figurative expression of doing exceptionally well. Learn how 'slay' is used in sports to mean defeating an opponent, and how it's become synonymous with 'killing it' in pop culture. Through fun role plays, they showcase both literal and slang uses in everyday conversation. This lively discussion not only demystifies modern language but also encourages connection through shared expressions.
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Slay Is A Widespread Modern Slang
- Slay is a trendy slang widely used by native speakers across media and social contexts.
- It often replaces older forms and influences how people use past tense forms like slew or slayed.
Hockey Seats That 'Slayed' The Night
- Lindsay attended a hockey game with excellent seats right on the ice and felt the experience was intense.
- She described corporate benefits and box-seat perks that made the night especially great.
From Nosebleeds To Prime Seats
- Aubrey described moving from 'nosebleed' tickets to seats directly behind players at an ASU football game.
- She emphasized how proximity to players made the experience feel special and 'slayed.'