Definitions by Jim King

hopper 

young street level drug dealer

I know the cops are gone because the hoppers are back out.

hopper by Jim King September 23, 2005

suction

influence, sway, or clout

He's got suction with the mayor.

suction by Jim King September 23, 2005

dead to us 

dissed or no longer in favor

After that screwup, he's dead to us.

dead to us by Jim King September 23, 2005

touts 

drug dealers who shout out drug availability on the street

There must be a new stash, the touts are out.

touts by Jim King December 18, 2004

fade 

to back up or support, especially financially

He was there to fade a few of those crap shooters.

fade by Jim King December 18, 2004

change up 

alter method of operation

The cops are on to us, we'd better change up.

change up by Jim King December 18, 2004

bunk 

close friend or buddy, also bunky

What would I do without you, bunk.

bunk by Jim King December 18, 2004