1. comparative form of slangy; more characterized by or containing slang
Usage: informal

Examples

• His speech became slangier as he got more comfortable with his friends.
• The second draft was slangier than the first, making it less suitable for publication.
• Teenagers’ text messages are often slangier than their formal writing.
• The comedian’s later material was slangier and more relatable to young audiences.
• Her writing style grew slangier after she started working at the youth magazine.
• The movie’s dialogue was slangier in the director’s cut.