A fighting term for getting hit with a good clean shot that isn't enough to get you KTFO but just enough to have you seeing stars.
by wolf on the ground November 16, 2005
by uhhmandy November 9, 2011
To engage in sexual intercourse.
by Larrew June 19, 2013
Tag; a personal signature, usually vandalism with spraypaint, but can be any graffitti.
Tag's can take seconds, or can use multiple colors. Two color tags are usually throw ups, may consist of block or bubble lettering.
bombs Are usually tri color, while piecingpiecepieces are always of the upper most complexit. Very large, good use of colors, where they will seem to blend together, or bleed, and burn.
Tag's can take seconds, or can use multiple colors. Two color tags are usually throw ups, may consist of block or bubble lettering.
bombs Are usually tri color, while piecingpiecepieces are always of the upper most complexit. Very large, good use of colors, where they will seem to blend together, or bleed, and burn.
by RED December 4, 2002
Much like, but not to be confused with graffiti. Tagging is signing your name or other representation of yourself on anywhere public. (walls, bus-stops, alleyways, paved streets, etc.)
Unlike graffiti, tagging usually takes less time and skill as it is done in one color with a single can of spray paint or thick marker.
Unlike graffiti, tagging usually takes less time and skill as it is done in one color with a single can of spray paint or thick marker.
Man, there is some nice graffiti down in the alleyways on queen street west, I just wish these idiots would stop tagging over them. They gots no talent!
There's nothing I hate more than when I see some mailboxes with some messy tagging jobs on them.
Dude there's some pretty sick tags done down that street.
There's nothing I hate more than when I see some mailboxes with some messy tagging jobs on them.
Dude there's some pretty sick tags done down that street.
by lastnightat3am March 25, 2009
by nitro November 6, 2003
With regards to/credit to. Derived from a mixture of tag (Passing something onto another person) and Thanks.
by Jemmy Berry October 2, 2005