Mic Check's definitions

duck out

1. to go away, leave, escape

-This kid tried to duck out from the fight.
-The cops tried to catch me but I ducked out through the back door

by Mic Check September 20, 2005

dozer

1. Marijuana, Weed, Herb, Mary Jane, Reefer, Grass, Dope, Green, Green Wood
Smoking marijuana tends to get some people sleepy, in other words some people "doze" off.

-That dozer we smoked knocked me out

-Yall niggas think I'm trippin cuz I'm on dat dozer -Master P

by Mic Check September 19, 2005

gap

1. Glock Automatic Pistol
2. A pistol in general
orginally it was a acronym for Glock Automatic Pistol but some people can't tell the differents between a glock and a desert eagle so you may her some people use the term gap when refering to a Beretta

1. My uncle threw away his smith n wesson and bought a Gap
2. He emptied 6 shot from his gap

by MiC check September 18, 2005

girlfriend

Aside from the well known commonly accpeted definition the term girlfriend is also used when refering to a type of weapon(knife, gun, bat, empty beer bottle...)

last night chris tried to fight me until he found out my girlfriend was with me

by MiC check September 16, 2005

curly head

1. police, curly, blue eyes
comes from the stereotype that cops are white males blue eyed and curly hair or from curly, the bald stooge of the three stooges.

1. Drew got arrested by curly head last night.
2. Curly head couldn't catch Mike he was to smart for them.
3. Pushin' the dope steady duckin' blue eyes and curly heads -Juvenile

by MiC Check September 11, 2005

corn flake

1. a white guy, usually a corny white guy
2. could be used to describe a white guy

1. Look at this corn flake trying to dance.
2. Look at this corn flaking ass sucker tripping over himself

by Mic Check September 11, 2005

what the business is

another way to say what's up, what's going on

Say brah, what the business is?
Me, I'm chillin

What they do, what the business is? Word on the streets, Jeezy know what the handle is. - Young Jeezy

by Mic Check September 11, 2005