Definitions by cortez7
Gymrat
Gymrat; Noun: A word used to describe an individual who is addicted to lifting weights. Gymrats have well developed physiques and broad knowledge of training regimens and diet plans. Gymrats are not the same as meatheads. Gymrats are much more intelligent and often have a physical addiction to lifting weights.
Stay
Stay; Adjective: Stay is a word commonly used used by millennials and urbanities to describe someone or something that habitually repeats the same action.
Dusted
Dusted: An adjective used to describe the outcome of a fight or event when one party is seriously injured physically. It can be used by its self, or in conjunction with the word up. As in "dusted-up."
Jawed
Jawed: And adjective used to describe a very forcefull punch delivered to ones face that knocks them unconscious, or to the ground. It is usually used when describing an individual getting knocked out/down by the first punch throw by his or her opponent.
Sam: "yo Buck remember when I got my ass kicked in middle school by that high school kid on steroids?"
Buck:" Lmaoooo, by that guy Nick? yo that was the funniest thing I ever saw! He jawed your ass hard. You dropped to the ground like a sack of potatoes.
Sam:" Well I barely weighed more than a sack of potatoes back then anyway..."
Buck:" Lmaoooo, by that guy Nick? yo that was the funniest thing I ever saw! He jawed your ass hard. You dropped to the ground like a sack of potatoes.
Sam:" Well I barely weighed more than a sack of potatoes back then anyway..."
Cooked
Cooked; Adjective: A word used to describe severe, ruthless or excessive punishment; Or
it can also be used to describe an individual who is suffering greatly while exercising.
it can also be used to describe an individual who is suffering greatly while exercising.
Meathead
Meathead; Noun: Used to describe males who spend most of their free time at the gym. Meatheads are easily identified by their tendency to wear cut-off tee shirts, tank tops and tight sweatshirts. They frequently have overdeveloped chest and bicep muscles.