by Jason Vernon March 18, 2004

1. Rapper Jay-Z's 1996 debut album. Considered by many to be one of the greatest rap albums ever.
2. Legal term for when there is a plausible reason to believe that someone has not committed the crime of which they are being accused.
2. Legal term for when there is a plausible reason to believe that someone has not committed the crime of which they are being accused.
1. "The Black Album" was tight, but "Reasonable Doubt" is still Jigga's best album.
2. The witness was unable to place my client at the crime, therefore you have reasonable doubt annd you have to acquit my client.
2. The witness was unable to place my client at the crime, therefore you have reasonable doubt annd you have to acquit my client.
by Jason Vernon March 18, 2004

Fun ass game in which one person hides a belt and asks a group of people to find it. The person who hid the belt can help the people find it easier by saying degrees of temperature(i.e. hot, warm, cold) as a metaphor to describe their proximity to the whereabouts of the belt. After the person finds it they yell "Hot peas and butter!" and the other participants have to run back to base before they get their ass whipped with the belt.
by Jason Vernon March 18, 2004

A $50 bill. Named so because the face on the $50 bill is the 18th President of the United States, Ulysses S. Grant.
Courtesy of Nas' song "N.Y. State of Mind" on his debut album "Illmatic":
"Or either on the corner bettin' Grants with the Cee-Lo champs, laughing at baseheads, tryin' to sell some broken amps"
"Or either on the corner bettin' Grants with the Cee-Lo champs, laughing at baseheads, tryin' to sell some broken amps"
by Jason Vernon February 15, 2006

A synonym for producer, but not so much because a producer's task may be a little more complex than a beatmaker. Basically the person who does the beat for a song, including melody, samples, etc. More common in hip hop and rap than any other form of music.
Yo fam, who's a better beatmaker, Kanye West ot Just Blaze? I mean, "Song Cry" was hot, don't get me wrong, but "Heart of the City" and "Takeover" got hotter beats! Kanye is the man for making those beats!!!
*All aforementioned songs are on Jay-Z's 2001 album, "The Blueprint".
*All aforementioned songs are on Jay-Z's 2001 album, "The Blueprint".
by Jason Vernon March 19, 2004
