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slap together
throw together
To make in a hurry and without care.
Bill and Bob threw together a cabin out of old lumber.
The party was planned suddenly, and Mary threw together a meal out of leftovers.
To put in with other people by chance.
Bill and Tom became friends when they were thrown together in the same cabin at camp.
The group of strangers was thrown together when the storm trapped them on the highway.
slated for
slated to be
Going to be; planned or intended for.
People think the governor is slated to be president.
That subject is slated for debate at the next meeting.
slave driver
A cruel, merciless boss or employer who makes the people under him work extremely hard for little compensation.
Mr. Catwallender is such a slave driver that nobody cares to work for him anymore.
sleep a wink
To get a moment's sleep; enjoy a bit of sleep. Used in negative and conditional statements and in questions.
I didn't sleep a wink all night.
sleep around
To be free with one's sexual favors; to behave promiscuously.
Sue Catwallender is a nice girl but she sleeps around an awful lot with all sorts of guys.
sleep like a log
To sleep very deeply and soundly.
Although I am usually a light sleeper, I was so exhausted from the sixteen-hour transpacific flight that, once we got home, I slept like a log for twelve hours.
sling hash
To serve food, especially in a cheap, small diner, a drive-in, or short-order restaurant.
Jake got a job slinging hash at the new drive-in restaurant.
Jody earned money for college by slinging hash in a restaurant during the summer.
slinging match
A loud, angry quarrel.
The debate deteriorated into a most unseemly slinging match.