A real word? Let me ask you this. Can you use it in a sentence so that other people understand what you mean? If the answer is Yes, then it is a real word. Slang words are real words, they're just informal words.
I know that isn't what you mean, but let me put it another way. Even if it isn't a real word yet, chances are it will be. Eventually.
Most of the words in the English language were simply made up. It's just that they were made up so long ago that people forgot they were once 'pretend words,' as if that's possible. Take, for instance, the words 'burbled' and 'chortled.' I know for a fact they are in the dictionary, and are probably considered advanced vocabulary. My Microsoft Word Processor recognizes them as words, and can actually give me synonyms.
What you may not know is that those words were made up by Lewis Caroll for his poem Jabberwocky.
My point is, if you want 'swanky' to be a word, use it like one, and it is.
Swanky is a proper word ( probably derived from an Indo-European root sweng- ), meaning imposingly fashionable, ostentatious. But remember: slang words are "real" in the sense that they mean something intelligible. It is nonsense words like superfragicabalistic and runcible that are not "real" because they do not have meaning.
Her outfit was swanky and a little excessive.
Snip isn't really a proper word, just a slang word, but here you go: To cut out the shape, you need to cut around it and be careful not to snip inside any of the lines
It's not really a word, but a slang term. The correct term is grandchild and it's one word.
This word "Slang" is an abbreviation of "Sick Language" i.e. SLANG. and in slang "Sick" means "Cool".
A slang word for urine is pee. Curiously, "pee" is a euphemism for the older and still surviving slang word "piss". In the same way we talk about the F-word or the S-word, people who did not want to pronounce "piss" called it the P-word, or just "P" which is now spelled "pee"
A slang word for pleasing is sweet.
"Dern" or "Durn" is just a spelling of the word "Darn" in dialect. It's not really slang.
No it is just really bad spelling for "spelled."
"Psst" is a colloquial expression that is commonly used in informal situations to get someone's attention discreetly. It is not considered a formal word but is widely understood and used in everyday communication.
The slang word "chio" is a slang word used to describe a petty girl. In Singaporan and Malaysian "chio" is a slang for an attractive and really good looking girl.
The slang word is "dis". Just a short form of disrespect.
Yet is a proper English word. Yet is not a slang word.
Cheechees are kind of a slang word for breasts. They're many ways or saying this word, but that word is just slang.
First of all you are probably a 'rent asking this and not every word in the dictionary a teen has a slang word for, so remember that and don't critcize them just because they are WAY cooler than the kids next door! But if you really need to know the slang word for cupcakes is c-cakes But if you are in your thirty's or older, PLEASE DON'T use teen slang!! It just isn't as cool!!
Cool itself, unless you are using it to mean mildly cold, is a slang word. Just because it is old slang doesn't mean that it is not still slang.
not really, it is more of a slang expression
Hey is not really slang. It is just a spelling of the word "Hi," which is a short form of "hello." In some parts of the world, people say "hey" instead of "hi." In other areas, you will hear " 'lo" or even "hullo."
If it doesn't really make much sense, it's probably either slang or an idiom.