When gambling on an event whether it be a card game, at a casino, at a race track, etc., two or more people may choose to place a seperate bet away from the main pool of betting.
Lets say Joe, Bob, Chris, Tom, and Becky are playing a card game and they are all betting $10 a hand. Tom and Joe may get a little extra competitive and decide to place a side bet between just the two of them. They will bet the originally agreed upon $10 on a game with everyone at the card table involved and they will bet, lets say another $25 just between the two of them.
by Douglas Teel October 19, 2007
1. any one who desperately wants to be hard, but for whatever reason does not fit the bill
2. an idiot
3. someone who claims to be hardcore, a gangster, or a street dweller, but really isn't.
4. a rapper who capitalizes off of the gangster or hardcore image, but no longer lives like that in real life.
2. an idiot
3. someone who claims to be hardcore, a gangster, or a street dweller, but really isn't.
4. a rapper who capitalizes off of the gangster or hardcore image, but no longer lives like that in real life.
Clarence acts like a thug when he's with us, but when the real thugs come around he's all scared to stand up for himself.
Timmy lives in an affluent suburb, drives a Hummer that his parents paid for, and will go to college without any financial worries at all. Why is he bumping 50 cent, talking all hard, and trying to start fights? Simple, because he is a fake thug.
Timmy lives in an affluent suburb, drives a Hummer that his parents paid for, and will go to college without any financial worries at all. Why is he bumping 50 cent, talking all hard, and trying to start fights? Simple, because he is a fake thug.
by Douglas Teel October 19, 2007
When a rapper gets so lyrical, emotional, and or hype on a track that it surpasses material that you are used to hearing from the said rapper or from rappers of his/her caliber. The material is of such a superior, raw, energetic level that you see the pure talent of the rapper manifest itself if only for 16 bars. The rapper is thought to have reached a subconscious level, a state of mind that allows pure lyricism to flow freely unencumbered by mere mortal thoughts and wishes.
1. Black Thought blacked out on that track.
2. Jean Grae blacked out over that beat Jay-Z used.
3. Talib Kweli blacked out on "Get By"
2. Jean Grae blacked out over that beat Jay-Z used.
3. Talib Kweli blacked out on "Get By"
by Douglas Teel November 08, 2007
It's fucked up living on cloud one.
by Douglas Teel October 24, 2007
1a. "I'll see ya tomorrow Dave"
"Yeah, get at me"
1b. "Have you talked to Bobby?"
"Nah, haven't seen him in a while."
"You should get at him"
2. "That girl is so fucking sexy, I'mma get at her."
"Yeah, get at me"
1b. "Have you talked to Bobby?"
"Nah, haven't seen him in a while."
"You should get at him"
2. "That girl is so fucking sexy, I'mma get at her."
by Douglas Teel November 01, 2007
1. To win by a large amount in a game or sporting event
2. To really beat up someone in a fight
see stomp johnson
2. To really beat up someone in a fight
see stomp johnson
1a. "Did you see the Cowboys game?"
"Yeah, they walked the dogs on the Eagles"
"Man talking 'bout walk the dogs, it was Cowboys 45,
Eagles 14"
1b. "Did you see the Lakers vs. the Pistons last night?"
"Yup, the Lakers got the dogs walked on them"
2. "Did you see that fight at school yesterday?"
"Hell yuh, Jerome walked the dogs on that kid."
"Yeah, they walked the dogs on the Eagles"
"Man talking 'bout walk the dogs, it was Cowboys 45,
Eagles 14"
1b. "Did you see the Lakers vs. the Pistons last night?"
"Yup, the Lakers got the dogs walked on them"
2. "Did you see that fight at school yesterday?"
"Hell yuh, Jerome walked the dogs on that kid."
by Douglas Teel November 01, 2007
1. A beat down. When someone has been thrashed in a fight. When there is no question who one a fight.
2.When one team beats another team by a large margin, can be used with any sport but most likely to be used with football.
2.When one team beats another team by a large margin, can be used with any sport but most likely to be used with football.
1. person 1: Yo, did you see Eric's eye?
person 2: Yeah, they put the stomp johnson on him
person 1: It looked like 4 dudes went to his ass.
person 2: Nope, it was only 1, a pitiful stomp johnson
person 1: Yup, that's an L
2. person 1: How 'bout them Cowboys?
person 2: What about 'em?
person 1: You just mad they put the stomp johnson on the
Patriots last night.
person 2: Yeah, they put the stomp johnson on him
person 1: It looked like 4 dudes went to his ass.
person 2: Nope, it was only 1, a pitiful stomp johnson
person 1: Yup, that's an L
2. person 1: How 'bout them Cowboys?
person 2: What about 'em?
person 1: You just mad they put the stomp johnson on the
Patriots last night.
by Douglas Teel October 23, 2007