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To get busted Like " That niggaz Tory just got knocked last week"
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Getting caught using or selling drugs. Used mostly to describe drug dealers. Usually they have to stop selling because of it. Is Karen on tonight?
I heard she got knocked last week, so probably not. |
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For a whore in one stable to be recruited into a stable of another competing pimp.
circa: Late 1950's. San Francisco, Ca. "Gina got knocked by Ludlow Slim"
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To sell one another out, especially in the highly lucrative market of stolen S2000 engines. As you are being carried out of your house, repeatedly yell "I NEVER KNOCKED ON NOBODY!"
this way you'll have plenty of witnesses to the fact you indeed, have never knocked on nobody. |
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When you have been ripped off on something, or have not recieved the full amount of something "You owe me some weed, you well knocked me last time"
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past tense of "to knock"
which is: to have sex with "I heard they knocked last night."
"Why did yall leave? Yall knocked, didn't yall?" |
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