Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant's definitions
A type of tackle, in the game of football, where the player that has the ball during play, get hit hard as hell and knocked down in the same second or sooner.
OR
A crushing tackle delivered to any football player while the ball is in play, especially if either doesn't cause a penalty or a flag thrown by the referee/s.
OR
A crushing tackle delivered to any football player while the ball is in play, especially if either doesn't cause a penalty or a flag thrown by the referee/s.
Ronnie Lott, Charles Haley, Richard Dent, Mike Singletary, Shawne Merriman, etc. are all specialist of the crunch tackle.
by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant January 27, 2010
Get the crunch tacklemug. 01: A mentally unstable person who acts carelessly; 5150.
02: A person who is not of sound mind.
03: A crazy, nutty, eccentric person.
02: A person who is not of sound mind.
03: A crazy, nutty, eccentric person.
by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant March 3, 2005
Get the head casemug. 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
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
Get the high-maintenancemug. 1. To use someone to your own advantage, especially by acting or by wrongful means.
2. To make use of someone selfishly and unethically.
3. To take advantage of someone unfairly.
2. To make use of someone selfishly and unethically.
3. To take advantage of someone unfairly.
by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant August 13, 2006
Get the Workmug. When your using this phrase, you're actually telling the person, "You can't run game on me, I been there and done that."
And it's also another way of saying "It takes one to know one."
And it's also another way of saying "It takes one to know one."
by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant April 24, 2005
Get the Slick knows slickmug. "Don't trust what that chick say. Her and Goerge went from f to l a lot longer then she said and they are still that. That's why she couldn't cut him off with you watching it."
"Don't go from f to l for anyone."
"Don't go from f to l for anyone."
by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant May 17, 2006
Get the from F to Lmug. IN BRIEF: An act of not being able to help yourself/fight your own battles and having other people to help you/fight your battles for you, especially if you brought the problem on yourself.
Some people may be wondering why anybody would yell "mayday" in the first place when they are in trouble. Here is why: It means "help me."
But to be maydayish, that obviously means you can't fight your own battle/s, especially with you're the one that instigates 'em.
But to be maydayish, that obviously means you can't fight your own battle/s, especially with you're the one that instigates 'em.
by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant June 13, 2010
Get the maydayishmug.