12 definitions by sg

spot on

British slang for "well done", "perfect" or "right on,"

see also bang on

The food in England might not always be so good, but the brew in the pubs are spot on every time.

by sg June 29, 2004

originally a Jamacian term meaning exactly what it sounds like--politicians tricking the public and playing games. (I won't name names here since I think this site should be for definitions, not opinions, but I'm sure some will come to mind)

sort of like "downpressor" instead of oppressor

or "shitstem" instead of "system"

Bob Marley used these terms, along with countless other reggae artists.

"babylon can't fool I wit it's bloodsucking thieves murders and politricks"

by sg June 29, 2004

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Gossip Folks

A song by Missy Elliot. The chorus by the kids of Widney High is often misinterpreted. See Example for lyrics to chorus.

Whozoo? (who?)
My gizzurl.
Whalzinga izzat? (whos that?)
Its okizzay. Its allrizzight. Its okizzay. Its allrizzight.
Nizzow wizzee wizzil silzee. (Now we will see)

by sg April 2, 2003

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softtag

A softtag is a tag or a piece written on a wall with chalk. The first well known softtags were made by artists as Jean Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring in New York. The term softtag came in use in Oslo Norway in 2000, after an artist that did tags and pieces(grafitti)with chalk on walls around the city and signed them Softtag.

Keith Harings pieces on subway stations in New York. (Not all of them were made with chalk, but a few were).

by sg April 11, 2005

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seen

a term originating from Jamaica that shows understanding....that one has "seen" what you just said.

Or is just as often used as a question (instead of "know what I'm saying?" or "know what I mean?")

"Smoke this sensi and you'll get lifted--no joke, ..don't check it with no lightweight stuff --seen?"

"true, true -- yeah man --seen."

by sg June 29, 2004

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