Front

A legitimate business that drugs are sold out of.

A legitimate business used to launder or cover up money being made from alternative sources

"The coffee shop is a front. That's why all the homies hang there."

by Lucca Brassi March 26, 2009

Diggies

Digital Scale

"Can I borrow some diggies?"

by Lucca Brassi March 26, 2009

Clock

Scale for weighing drugs

"I don't think this is an O. You got a clock?"

by Lucca Brassi March 26, 2009

Sandyman

Midwest; A dealer who always seems to have soft (cocaine or heron) or knows where soft is.

A man who can always find what you need.

"Its not all good. I gotta get with Sandyman."

by Lucca Brassi March 26, 2009

Trap

a) A safehouse.
b) A place where a stash of drugs or money is kept (usually a girl's house) in order to avoid having it stolen or busted.
c) A place that can be easily accessed at any time and few know about.
d) Sometimes a place to do deals but not frequently to avoid making it "hot".
e) Not to be confused with a crib because a real trapstar doesn't want his house to have much "stuff" in it because it will become a target for theives, haters, police. (In fact, a trapper doesn't really even want people to know where his crib or his trap(s) are.)

"I gotta stop by the trap real quick to weigh out this "cuttie" for dude."

"You need two O's? Okay I got them at the trap, I'll be right back."

by Lucca Brassi March 26, 2009

Cuttie

A QP, or Quarter-Pound, usually weed.

"How much for a cuttie?"

by Lucca Brassi March 26, 2009

Sting

A drug transaction that needs to be made or potentially needs to be made.

"Hurry up dude, I got three stings to make."

"Hold up. Lemme check my phone, I think I gotta sting."

by Lucca Brassi March 26, 2009