verb
- criticized harshly or spoke negatively about someone or something
Usage: British informal
Examples
- The critics slagged the new movie for its poor acting.
- He slagged off his former boss during the interview.
- The fans slagged the team’s performance after the loss.
- She felt hurt when her friends slagged her new haircut.
- The newspaper slagged the politician’s latest policy proposal.
- They slagged the restaurant’s service in their online review.