Blend ofslang +‎synonym orslang +‎-onym. First use appears c. 1959. See cite below.

slangonym (usuallyuncountable,pluralslangonyms)

1. (rare) Aslangterm that is alsosynonymous with anotherword orexpression.
   • 1959, Jacob Edward Schmidt,Narcotics Lingo and Lore, page 7:

     Based on theslangonymsnow, referring to heroin and cocaine. In use since early 1920's.

   • 1999, Time Pub. Ventures, Incorporated (publisher),Vibe - Volume 7, Issues 4-6, page56:

     ...slangonym for female genitalia. Often used to mean "clown around", "cut-up" was also a technique used by Naked Lunch author William Burroughs of rearranging the words of an existing text to make a new work.

   • 2011, Peter Silverton,Filthy English - The How, Why, When And What Of Everyday Swearing:

     That other vaginalslangonym, twat, though, expresses no more than resigned despair or disdain.

   • 2012, Paul Convery,Inkhorn's Erotonomicon - An Advanced Sexual Vocabulary for Verbivores and Vulgarians, page42:

     camera obscura * a darkly comicslangonym for the anus

   • 2021, Lori Hardacker,Dating, What The F*ck?, page29:

     I hope you enjoyed that list of foul and derogatory "slangonyms."

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