(Bob Marley-Redemption Song playing) and then the dj stops it.
Crowd: Play bak that tune again. Bullet Bullet!
Crowd: Play bak that tune again. Bullet Bullet!
by Da Raja June 4, 2009
Being team killed in a squad-based FPS game.
"I got bulleted in the last circle...." PUBG gaymer
"Davo bulleted me at chicken wire fence twice this arvo" Tarkov Wanker
"Davo bulleted me at chicken wire fence twice this arvo" Tarkov Wanker
by tarkovwanker September 7, 2018
by ShottaQ February 23, 2007
I didnt want to bust out lines on the table in front of everyone, so I took a bump from the bullet when no one was looking
by JtotheC June 15, 2003
Attaining a position with noteworthy speed.
Originates from Billboard Magazine's practice of putting a bullet sign in front of chart entries that have moved from one position to another with notable speed.
Originates from Billboard Magazine's practice of putting a bullet sign in front of chart entries that have moved from one position to another with notable speed.
From High Fidelity: "congratulations Laura, you made it to the top five. Number five, with a bullet, welcome.
by I Shot The Prom Queen February 5, 2006
A figure of speech that is associated to a number in a list. Using this figure of speech indicates that the subject either ascended the list rapidly or is overwhelmingly dominant.
Despite the beliefs of asshat children that don't understand that slang existed prior to 2003, this phrase was not made popular by any specific song, let along a song by 'Fall Out Boy'.
This figure of speech achieved widespread usage in 2001 when the movie 'High Fidelity' was released. The movie was based upon a 1995 novel by Nick Hornby of the same title. Even prior to the release of the movie, many people used this phrase, but it was not widely understood by the general population.
The phrase "Number One With A Bullet" is the title of a 1987 movie and a 1990 episode of '21 Jump Street'.
Despite the beliefs of asshat children that don't understand that slang existed prior to 2003, this phrase was not made popular by any specific song, let along a song by 'Fall Out Boy'.
This figure of speech achieved widespread usage in 2001 when the movie 'High Fidelity' was released. The movie was based upon a 1995 novel by Nick Hornby of the same title. Even prior to the release of the movie, many people used this phrase, but it was not widely understood by the general population.
The phrase "Number One With A Bullet" is the title of a 1987 movie and a 1990 episode of '21 Jump Street'.
by madisonpraetor March 30, 2006