slag in Latin
slag in Latin is scoria — slag means waste material left over after smelting ore.
slag in Latin
scoria
Impurities formed and separated out when a metal is smelted from ore; vitrified cinders.
What does "slag" mean?
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noun Waste material left over after smelting ore.
"Heaps of slag from the old ironworks still cover the hillside."
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verb (British, informal) To criticise or mock someone harshly.
"The critics slagged off the film for its weak script."
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slag in a sentence
- Heaps of slag from the old ironworks still cover the hillside.
- The critics slagged off the film for its weak script.
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What is "slag" in Latin?
"slag" in Latin is scoria. slag means: Waste material left over after smelting ore.
How do you use "slag" in a sentence?
Example: "Heaps of slag from the old ironworks still cover the hillside." In Latin, "slag" is scoria.
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