slagging

It's when people stop the slagging and start being nice to each other that you have to worry.

I got a fearsome slagging from the other two the moment he left.

You'd give them a good slagging, see what reading material they had, then nick it.

I didn't think I'd be able to bear the slagging.

"The slagging I'll get when I fly back will be way out of control."

We need to get over, just to stop the slagging when we return."

The slagging if I got back to Hereford would have been unbearable.

Good slagging of the Torygraph incidentally that was a hoot.

The usual slagging off of the USA in blogs.

Even the lyrics are cool: strong woman sends out her love but gives her lover a bit of a slagging while she's about it:".

We hear of "many rocky times" between Bill and Pat, but their son shields us from all but one nasty verbal slagging.

I'm all for a general slagging of the Daily Mail, Adam, but you really couldn't have picked a worse example to begin yours with.

A few of the unfortunates who weren't going to the Gulf still came in anyway and joined in the slagging and blaggarding.

But the shouting and the 'good-humoured' slagging was as nothing when I realized that, Christ, we were going to have a famed Irish sing-song!

Portions of the surface were scarred, ragged flanges bent up and twisted, as if by some ancient slagging of an outer hull of enormous thickness.

'Sounds like Mo's giving her a right old slagging,' Bobby O'Toole sniggered.

The NHS has suffered a sustained slagging of recently curtesy of the right wing media (Guardian included).

She did a great deal of listening to the subordinates when they relaxed enough to talk in her presence and to the general conversations, mostly good-natured slagging among work teams.

So that lent a truly malicious joy to the relentless slagging, as if he had been knocked off some perch he had never even bloody attempted to occupy.

They'll slag it off all right - slagging has always been an Olympic sport around here - but it's a critique born of a deep pride that these days is extremely well placed.

Nicholas Lander from the FT reviewed The Delaunay today, he gave it a right old slagging, especially the cover price of 2 quid a person to eat in the dining room.

There's suspense in knowing that some no-names will bomb, while some stars (Kanye West, Christina Milian) will have to react to wicked slagging when they're used to effusive praise.

John Lydon (1978): "'Public Image', despite what most of the press seemed to misinterpret it to be, is not about the fans at all, it's a slagging of the group I used to be in.

And after the Abbott fiasco, his own 'blackbusters' fopa and the slagging he is getting from members of his own party You can never call Ed M a successful party Leader.

Recycle of flue gas mitigates the flame temperature and helps to avoid unacceptable changes in the slagging and corrosion characteristics of the boiler making oxyfuel combustion suitable for retrofit or new-build coal power plant.