Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant's definitions

it's a wrap

1. It's a successful task.

2. It's over.

1. ME: Is it good about me getting transferred out.
BOSS: It's a wrap. It happens first thing Monday.

2. The second I think you're not taking this opportunity serious, it's a wrap for you.
-50 Cent, from "The Money and The Power"

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant February 22, 2009

on lockdown

Restrained from moving or acting; in check.

Why the average young female that has a child, is on lockdown by the baby daddy or vice versa?

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant April 16, 2006

Geeking

1. acting stupid.
2. how someone acts if intoxicated off a drink or a drug.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant September 23, 2003

keep it -100

IN BRIEF: to keep yourself fake and false to yourself and/or others; to be dishonest; to resist the temptation to be real or stay real or keep it real, regardless.

WOMAN: You know I keep it 100.

MAN: You mean you keep it -100.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant May 28, 2010

actor

1. Anyone who has to pretend to be someone/something their not in order to avoid deserving consequences.

2. Anyone who has a story or style that`s not the truth; full of shit.

Homegirl always act like she broke and drives a 2005 Chevy Malibu. That chick is a actor. She act so much, she could win a oscar.

An example of a actor is "VENUS" in the movie "HUSTLE AND HEAT." It's also called "RIDE OR DIE."

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant April 15, 2006

study long study wrong

My definitions of this meaning is an EXTENSION of the definitions defined by kilo on Mar 24, 2006:

3. In other words, don't take long or force out an idea or it might result as a consequence.

4. Overthinking or overstrategizing can be a mistake.

Usually told to one who procrastinates, especially if it's his move during a domino game.

DOMINO PLAYER 1: Damn Cat you got me forcing moves I don't wanna make. Hmmm....

DOMINO PLAYER 2: Study long study wrong

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant April 27, 2009

high-maintenance

1. Require (ing) a lot of work/attention to maintain.

2. Require (ing) a lot of money or attention to appearance.

3. Require (ing) a high emotional investment or en excessive amount of money.

EXAMPLES OF HIGH-MAINTENANCE BEHAVIOR:
-Having frequent professional cosmetic consultations, such as hair-dressing, manicures and pedicures
-Excessive worthless spending (tricking)
-Attention craving
-Being too delicate or suavé

NOTE: high-maintenance is primarily used to refer to attractive straight women or a person/people that's stuck on self.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant May 21, 2006