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expr. slings, (Nautical.)
a. a rope or chain at the center of a yard connecting it to a mast.
b. a rope at the bow or stern, as for attaching a barrel or bale, to be hoisted or lowered.

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noun 1. a strip of leather with a string fastened to each end, for throwing stones.
Ex. David put a stone in his sling and casting it so true slew Goliath.
2. slingshot.
3. a throw; hurling or casting.
4. a hanging loop of clot

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sling (1), noun, verb, slung,slinging.

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sling (2), noun.
(U.S.) a drink consisting of an alcoholic liquor, usually gin, lemon or lime juice, sugar, and water.

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v.t. 1. to throw with a sling.
Ex. David slung a stone at Goliath, killing the giant.
2. to throw; cast; hurl; fling.
Ex. The cruel boy slung stones at the cat.
3. to raise, lower, or move, with a sling or slings.
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