There are definitely dictionaries of slang, but you need to look at the specific region. Some Australian slang is impossible to understand in other English-speaking countries, and vice-versa. I'd suggest the Lonely Planet phrasebooks of Australian, British or American English. Each of these looks at each country's own slang separately. An easy-access website is www.urbandictionary.com, however be aware that the slang you find there may not be widely-known nor used often. Best advice for slang is to understand it *after* you hear it used the first time. Looking for new definitions without knowing when and where to use them may take you in the wrong direction.

Hi! I use www.urbandictionary.com Other sites: http://www.slangsite.com/ http://www.englishdaily626.com/slang.php http://onlineslangdictionary.com/ http://www.noslang.com/ And so on, just type SLANGS on the google search bar.

URBANDICTIONARY.

hello. i ve seen many, paper and electronic, geographycal and general. Browsing through internet you may find some and even download one.