Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant's definitions

change

IN OTHER WORDS: days, weeks or months; extra time or extended time

WOMAN: How old are you?

MAN: 34 and some change.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant June 29, 2008

hell to the naw

It simply means "hell naw", but it really means "no."
It's used to describe surprise and opposition towards a comment and/or situation. usually in a major way

WOMAN: I need a huge favor.
MAN: What.
WOMAN: Will you pay my rent and bills? I'll give you something to make it worth your while.
MAN: HELL TO THE NAW!!!!!!!! You just gonna use me, then set me up.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant May 23, 2005

sample

1. Sex, especially without caressing, coercion, cuddling or foreplay.

2. A piece of pussy.

3. A piece of dick.

4. A quickie.

This can also be expressed as "a sample."

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant April 17, 2006

Swangin and Bangin

Driving wreckless or in a wavy motion.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant September 16, 2003

Slick knows slick

When your using this phrase, you're actually telling the person, "You can't run game on me, I been there and done that."
And it's also another way of saying "It takes one to know one."

Slick knows slick, baby. So, don't try to run that bullshit game you got going on.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant April 24, 2005

maydayish

IN BRIEF: An act of not being able to help yourself/fight your own battles and having other people to help you/fight your battles for you, especially if you brought the problem on yourself.

Some people may be wondering why anybody would yell "mayday" in the first place when they are in trouble. Here is why: It means "help me."

But to be maydayish, that obviously means you can't fight your own battle/s, especially with you're the one that instigates 'em.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant June 13, 2010

from F to L

1. From friend/s to lover/s.

2. IN OTHER WORDS, "being the fool" or "being a foolish person."

"Don't trust what that chick say. Her and Goerge went from f to l a lot longer then she said and they are still that. That's why she couldn't cut him off with you watching it."

"Don't go from f to l for anyone."

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant May 17, 2006