Slasher

(dated, British) To cut, slit or slash.

In contemporary slang, a slayer is someone who slays consistently — a person whose execution of style, confidence, or performance is reliably extraordinary. While the word has deep roots in gaming and pop culture (vampire slayers, metal bands), its reclamation in LGBTQ+ and Gen Z communities strips it of violence and loads it with pure aesthetic power. A slayer doesn't just win once; the title implies a track record of serving looks, delivering moments, and doing it all with weaponized ease.

(UK, dialectal) To slither, slide or slip.

(MLE, slang) A knife used as a weapon.