runners

IN BRIEF: Running shoes.

MAN 1: Man, I like those runners. What are they called?
MAN 2: Nike Shox Turbo+ 10's.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant July 20, 2010

put your foot in your mouth

Saying something that makes a person feel pain or embarrassment.

I had to second-guess you for a while for putting your foot in your mouth.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant April 27, 2005

fat meat is greasy

This phrase is most commonly used when somebody has to find out the difference the hard way about something. Like saying, "You don't believe fat meat is greasy" as in "You gonna just have to find out the hard way."

You don't believe fat meat is greasy, do you?

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant April 21, 2005

buster

1. A person that acts like a coward or shows weakness or not worthy of respect. This is more addressed to a man than a woman.

2. Someone that's easy to disrespect and or violate, usually do to cowardice or the desire to avoid conflict.

3. Anyone that think they're the shit and knows they're not.

A fairweather friend can be an example of a buster.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant March 11, 2009

Ghetto Fabulous

"Ghetto Fabulous" = nouveau riche.

"Ghetto Fabulous" is taking the urban style, attitude, and sensibility and elevating it to a hip fashion trend with a little help from newly acquired wealth.

New money turns you Ghetto Fabulous don't it?

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant June 24, 2005

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

I got this

An expression that's short for:

1. I got this covered.
2. I got this handled.
3. I got this under control.

WORKER: I can't talk to that guy. He feels I'm all game.

TEAM LEADER: Don't worry. I got this.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant November 09, 2006