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To sell drugs, or anything without a barcode for that matter I was pitching rock on the block till I got Knocked by the Cops
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to contribute money/weed to a spliff You can have a hit if you pitct
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1. noun The relative highness or lowness of a musical note
2. verb To throw an object in a particular direction 3. verb To get rid of; to throw away into the trash 4. noun A statement used for advertisement 1. When you inhale helium, it raises the pitch of your voice.
2. He pitched the baseball from the mound. 3. This is broken. Just pitch it. 4. He gave us his sales pitch. |
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to contribute money to weed, either a spliff or a blunt. Not to be a bitch or anything but I ain't a bank, Jake isn't hitting the blunt if he doesn't pitch this time.
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To pitch in money in order to use some form of contraband, could be:
1. Marijuana 2. Alcohol When smoking marijuana it is not uncommon for one person of a group of many to provide the dope and smoke the rest while they 'pitch' money in. Yo man I smoked you for free last night, you gotta pitch this time.
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Terminology used in Bristol UK, for those rare occasions when snow accumulates on the ground instead of instantly melting. Archie: 'Well bugger me, it's snowing outside!'
Jermaine: 'Is it pitching?' Archie: 'Yes. Yes it is.' |
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The territory of a prostitute. Tell that slut that sunset is my pitch!
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