| Slangy "okay" | 23 |
| Slangy "OK" | 21 |
| Slangy "No way" | 25 |
| Slangy "No reason" | 28 |
| Slangy "How's things?" | 36 |
| Slangy "got that right!" | 34 |
| Slangy "Excellent!" | 29 |
| Slangy "Don't worry about it" | 43 |
| Slangy "Don't lose any sleep over it" | 51 |
| Slangy "buddies" | 26 |
| Slangy "Beats me!" | 28 |
| Slangy "Au contraire!" | 32 |
| Slangy 'etc.' | 21 |
| Slangy ''Sure!'' | 32 |
| Slangy ''Pardon'' | 33 |
| Slangy $100 bill | 16 |
| Slangsters' uncles | 22 |
| Slangly second-person possessive | 32 |
| Slangily, bill featuring Queen Elizabeth II | 43 |
| Slangily licit | 14 |
| Slang; idiom | 12 |
| Slang, slangily | 15 |
| Slang word for money | 20 |
| Slang word after rat | 20 |
| Slang that's out of vogue? | 30 |
| Slang term for tire | 19 |
| Slang term for the Canadian equivalent of a 750 mL bottle of liquor, based on the number of ounces in it (which makes no sense because we use metric here but I never like to argue with drunks) | 192 |
| Slang term for a website's prominence on a popular search engine | 68 |
| Slang term for a 24-ounce beer | 30 |
| Slang term derived from the sound of an edited-for-radio curse word | 67 |
| Slang suffix | 12 |
| Slang prefix meaning "super" | 38 |
| Slang lexicographer Partridge | 29 |
| Slang for old, dilapidated car | 30 |
| Slang for nasty person | 22 |
| Slang for money | 15 |
| Slang for heroin | 16 |
| Slang for cheap restaurant | 26 |
| Slang for beer | 14 |
| Slang for affirmative | 21 |
| Slang for a common stringed instrument | 38 |
| Slang for a bungler | 19 |
| Slang for a British coin | 24 |
| Slang for a basketball assist | 29 |
| Slang for "marijuana" | 31 |
| Slang expert Partridge | 22 |
| Slang exclamation of disappointment | 35 |
| Slang assent | 12 |
| Slang | 5 |
| Slanders really badly | 21 |
| Slanders in print | 17 |
| Slanders | 8 |
| Slanderous, by definition | 25 |
| Slanderous words from Bombeck? | 30 |
| Slanderous remark | 17 |
| Slanderous insinuation | 22 |
| Slandering a Thanksgiving dish? | 31 |
| Slanderer | 9 |
| Slandered on the stump | 22 |
| Slandered | 9 |
| Slander, say | 12 |
| Slander, e.g. | 13 |
| Slander's well-read cousin? | 31 |
| Slander's kin | 17 |
| Slander's cousin | 20 |
| Slander's counterpart | 25 |
| Slander relative | 16 |
| Slander or trespass, e.g. | 25 |
| Slander or trespass | 19 |
| Slander or libel | 16 |
| Slander counterpart | 19 |
| Slander | 7 |
| Slams, perhaps | 14 |
| Slams the door on | 17 |
| Slams into | 10 |
| Slams in celebration, as a football | 35 |
| Slams | 5 |
| Slamming sound | 14 |
| Slamming sites | 14 |
| Slamming on the brakes, e.g. | 28 |
| Slammin' Sammy's family | 31 |
| Slammin' Sammy of the links | 31 |
| Slammin' Sammy of golf | 26 |
| Slammin' Sammy (not Sosa) | 29 |
| Slammin' Sammy | 18 |
| Slammin' Sammie | 19 |
| Slammin' Sam rival | 22 |
| Slammin' Sam of the links | 29 |
| Slammin' Sam of golf | 24 |
| Slammin' Sam and family | 27 |
| Slammin' Sam and kin | 25 |
| Slammin' Sam | 16 |
| Slammin' Chicagoan | 22 |
| Slammers | 8 |
| Slammer? | 8 |
| Slammer; stir | 13 |
| Slammer's victim? | 21 |
| Slammer's forte | 19 |
| Slammer used by a global crime-fighting agency? | 47 |
| Slammer unit | 12 |