ConnectWord · Ages 12-40 · In use
slaquer
To ease off, slow down, or loosen something. 'Slaque!' can mean 'chill, back off'. Being 'slaque' means loose or low-energy.
J'ai slaqué mes devoirs cette semaine. (I slacked off on my homework this week.)
For parents and educators
Harmless. If it's 'slaquer' at school for a long stretch, it's worth a check-in.
Where it came from
From English 'slack'.
Also heard as
slaque, slaquer la pédale