noun
- the practice of visiting places of lower social status for amusement or out of curiosity
verb
- visiting places considered to be of lower social status for entertainment or curiosity
Usage: present participle of ‘slum’
Examples
- The wealthy tourists were slumming in the old part of town.
- She accused him of slumming when he visited the dive bar.
- The college students went slumming in the warehouse district.
- His slumming expeditions made the locals uncomfortable.
- They were just slumming for the weekend before returning to their mansion.
- The practice of slumming was popular among the upper class in the 1920s.