Pronunciation: /slɪŋ/
noun a type of weapon used for throwing projectiles
A1 He used a sling to carry his backpack.
A2 The baby was placed in a sling for easy carrying.
B1 The hunter used a sling to shoot stones at the target.
B2 She wore a stylish leather sling bag to the party.
C1 The athlete injured his arm and had to wear a sling for support.
C2 The artist created a masterpiece using a sling as a unique tool.
verb to throw or hurl something with a sweeping motion
A1 She slings her bag over her shoulder before leaving the house.
A2 The cowboy slung his lasso around the calf's neck.
B1 The bartender slings drinks to the customers all night.
B2 The athlete slung the javelin with perfect form.
C1 The politician slings accusations at his opponents during the debate.
C2 The master chef effortlessly slings together a gourmet meal in minutes.
formal The nurse used a sling to support the patient's injured arm.
informal I'll just sling my bag over my shoulder and we can go.
slang Let's sling some drinks at the bar tonight.
figurative He decided to sling insults at his opponent during the debate.
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