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Street Slang
Slugs
· noun · nola
Gold teeth — a full mouth of them means you're slugged up.
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Gold (or gold-and-diamond) teeth — usually permanent caps or removable fronts, not the slip-on grills you bought online. Deep roots in New Orleans and the wider Dirty South; to be 'slugged up' is to have the full mouth done, often with names, initials or open-face diamond cutouts. Status piece, mouthpiece, and family heirloom all at once.
“Boy walked in slugged up top and bottom, whole grill flashing under the club lights.”
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Slugs In A Sentence
Boy walked in slugged up top and bottom, whole grill flashing under the club lights.
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What does "Slugs" mean?
It's slang for gold teeth. Having a full mouth of them means you're "slugged up."
How do you use "Slugs" in a sentence?
"He flashed a grin full of slugs — completely slugged up."
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