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noun dating back to the sixteenth century meaning manpower. We better get some armed manpower for the bank heist.
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Someone paid or in service to protect and/or do the physical hardships of another. "Joe's got a hired muscle outside his bar"
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a tissue that is specialized to undergo repeated contraction and relaxation, thereby producing movement of body parts, maintaining tension, or pumping fluids within the body. I be bangin' dat ho so long, her taint broke now I be slippin' in da wet paper bag muscle
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to overcome someone with physical force. Grant had a whiskey and decided to muscle his girlfriend.
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To muscle is to pack some kind of weaponry; usually guns. I'm up in some pussy, up out there muscle (ing) with uzi's- Rick Ross
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Individuals placed together and working for a common cause (plural) Your sister may have she juiced the locker room, but it was the muscle of the football team that scored that extra point
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1) Noun dating to the sixteenth century meaning manpower
2) Fibre based-tissue under the skin that contracts upon electric signals being recieved, therefore moving the skeleton. 3) See muscle car 4) Penis 5) power We have the armed muscle to to the heist
My bicep muscle is hurt muscle cars suck my muscle is pumpin, hehehehe feel the muscle of the new regime! |
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a code word for asshole. Man...our boss is such a muscle!
I am the worlds largest muscle and don't you forget it! |
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