Fence

Noun. A member of a robbery crew whom has been elected to tamper with stolen materials (cut diamonds, melt down metal) to make them unrecognizable by law enforcement. He/she will later turn the goods to the market in order to exchange them for cash. That cash is the payout.
"We'll get the jewels to the fence. Excellent work. Your pay will be wired to your bank accounts."
by Chain Furious May 15, 2020
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Seven-Ten Split

(Medical jargon) When a kidney stone glances and dislodges a large scaberous blockage in the male urethra.
"May the record reflect there was a seven-ten split during the procedure. We will begin extraction."
by Chain Furious May 15, 2020
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Old head

Any prison inmate who is middle aged or older
"Ay you ain't about to mess with the old heads, you got another thing coming, boy!"
by Chain Furious May 15, 2020
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yoot

Yoot is usually used as a one word sentence. It's a combination of woot and yeah.
1. "Woot" a random utterance of enthusiasm
2. "hell yeah" an enthused term of agreement

3. "That's what I'm talking about" an agreement upon a positive outlook on a situation.
1. "Atlanta, are you ready to rock?"
"YOOOOOT!"

2. "You want this free iPad, dude?"
"YOOT!"

3. "I just got my Masters degree in Psychology!"
"YOOOOT!"
by Chain Furious February 22, 2023
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Getting that money

"He was up at night in the showers getting that money! And He got PAID! he cashed in his check!"
by Chain Furious May 15, 2020
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Railroading

Anal sex by a large train. Woo-woo!
"Open the Station cause here comes the train bitch! I'm doing railroading today!"
by Chain Furious May 15, 2020
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