put on the hood

Verb: To be beaten up, beaten down or beaten in. Used as an initiation to join a street gang.

Eric: I want to be in with your group.
Leader: Are you ready to get "put on the hood."

by Gohan Barracuda January 18, 2017

dirt

Burglary, homicide, robbery, kidnapping, extortion, manslaughter, menacing, assault or ANYTHING similar to those. Basically, a word that means crimes.

Gang member: "Bro, I'm exhausted as hell. I've been doing dirt all day.

by Gohan Barracuda August 27, 2018

Lacing up

Verb. Lacing up is a prison term meaning that an inmate is putting on his shoes to prepare for a fight.

Inmate: Look at him. He isn't scared at all. He's lacing up right now. Get ready. Shit's about to go down.

by Gohan Barracuda March 03, 2019

bean hole

The slot in a cell door in jail or prison in which to pass food, mail or other items through.

Prisoner: Pass my food through the bean hole, man. I'm hungry.

by Gohan Barracuda January 01, 2018

running the deck

Verb: Controlling a certain section of the prison, jail or other similar type of building used to house convicted criminals.

Reporter: So what were you doing during your incarceration?

Former prisoner: I was just always running the deck no matter where they had put me.

by Gohan Barracuda November 22, 2017

capital loss

Significant or total loss of capital investor in an expensive item.

Tony took a capital loss when he gave away his new I-Pod.

by Gohan Barracuda July 30, 2018