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to get, recieve, purchase, steal, or have
(synonym of 'cop') Yo, i'm about to score a free case of beer, want some?
Did you score? |
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to get laid: the ultimate GOAL of most teenagers. Hence the term score Well she bent down to get a quarter she dropped, and I went in for the score.
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london slang for £20
also slang for a fix of heroin as this is also £20. some people also say a score is an eith of skunk, bein £20 aswell. i need my fix man, but i need a score to get it.
can u do us a tens of skunk mate? nah i only deal with scores. |
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| 3. | Score | ||
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1) An amount due; a debt.
2) A grievance that is harbored and requires satisfaction 3) A group of 20 items. 4) The act of securing an advantage, especially a surprising or significant gain. 5) The act or an instance of buying illicit drugs. 6) A successful robbery. 7) A sexual conquest. 1) "that guy owes me a score."
2) "settle an old score." 4) “He had dropped out of school and gone for that quick dollar, that big score” (Peter Goldman). |
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another word for 'cool', 'awesome', or' thats great' Phillip: I got pizza for dinner
David: score |
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Something Beavis and Butthead will never do "We're never gonna score! We're just gonna get old like these people! But they've probably already scored!"
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To succeed in seducing someone sexually. All you have to do is impress one another to score, or you'll have to settle for a cheapshot.
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