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Sling
/slɪŋ/
Definition
1
A strap or belt forming a loop used to support or carry an object, such as a rifle or injured arm.
2
To throw or propel something with a casual or forceful sweeping motion.
3
A simple projectile weapon consisting of a strap or pouch for hurling stones or bullets.
4
An iced drink typically made with spirits, sugar, water, and fruit juice, e.g., Singapore sling.
Examples
He slung his backpack over one shoulder and sauntered off like he owned the airport.
The kid fashioned a homemade sling from an old sock and launched pebbles at the neighbor's cat—physics degree pending.
After the epic arm-wrestling defeat, she rocked a stylish sling that matched her vibe perfectly.
The bartender slung a Singapore Sling across the bar; it landed with the grace of a drunk gymnast.