x's definitions

vig

1)tribute to a mafia boss.
2)a percent expected to be paid back from a loan.
3)the juice or cut to be lost or refunded(by winning) in gambling.

1)"Fats" wants the vig by next monday.
2)that loan shark "Shorts" wants his full payment back soon.
3)the vig on the mets, sox game is 10%.

by x February 25, 2004

go fast

street code for methamphetamine.

"you want go fast?" hence its not said you want to go fast.

by x September 2, 2003

glass feet

Cragar StarWire Performance Wheels also known as swangers,elbows

the first word - glass - cuz it shines like glass.
the second word - feet - cuz it's refering the wheels on a car.

check out that slab ridin on glass feet.

by x October 28, 2004

zip

"a Sicilian. people from Italy. we called them zips cuz they'd zip in and zip out. they didn't like to talk much. they'd only get down to buisness or take care of someone then leave on the next plane out."- Joseph "Joe Bananas" Bonnano

pete-"what about that thing across the way?"
tommy-"don't worry about it, i know a zip who can take of it."

by x February 28, 2004

Kid Rock

An awesome singer but.... wtf is with his new albumn: Cocky? It's some stupid country rock shit.

Jim: Hey, check it out i've got Kid Rock's new albumn: Cocky
Nick: Throw that shit out man! Stick with "Devil without a Cause"

by X August 18, 2003

point spread

Point spreads are used in football and basketball. The point spread (or 'line') will try to make the game an even game by adding points to the score of the underdog or subtracting points from the favorite.

A game has four (4) straight wagering situations. You can wager on the 'side' of the game or the 'total' of the game. When wagering on a 'side', you can choose to wager on (a) the favorite team (the team most likely to win the game, or has the odds in its favor) or you can choose (b) the underdog (the team most likely to lose the game, or has the odds against it). A 'total' (or over/under) is the combined amount of points both teams will score in a game. When wagering on a 'total' (or over/under), you can choose to wager on (c) 'over' or (d) 'under' the total points scored.

by x February 1, 2004

chunk

A fat or obese person.

"What a chunk, that dude must weigh 350 pounds!"

by x January 31, 2003