What are some potential future trends in English slang?

England mortality data shows a lower COVID-19 mortality risk among vaccinated people compared to unvaccinated ones, contrary to claim by Slay News. 1. a literary : to kill (someone or something) especially in a battle or war The knight slew the dragon. Nov 1, 2019 ... Brittney Morris, a Corvallis, Ore., native, visited Jackson on Sept. 24 as part of a book tour celebrating her first published book, "Slay" ... Slay is a verb that means to kill someone or something, usually in a violent or dramatic manner. In a figurative sense, it can mean to impress or succeed ... Feb 12, 2023 ... “Slay” and “queen” come from one American subculture in particular: the American LGBTQ+ ballroom and drag scene. Dec 7, 2003 ... Pennsylvania cops looking into the brutal murder of federal prosecutor Jonathan Luna yesterday focused on a trail of ATM withdrawals made ... Feb 7, 2016 ... A blackness that slays through dreams, work, ownership, legacy, and the audacity of bodies that dare move and live in the face of death. Jan 1, 2024 ... Here's the full list of words and phrases, along with explanations for why they deserve to be eliminated from everyday conversation, according to LSSU. a dining room table in front of a window. Slide 1 of 6 ... a plate of food on a table. Slide 2 of 6. Dec 19, 2022 ... Job says, “Though he slay me, I will hope in him.” It's a remarkable line, made famous in more recent times by Shane and Shane and their incredible and ...