by Diego June 24, 2003
Mostly pronounced "Red-ott"
1. Something that is stolen recently and the cops may still be 'onto it'. Once initial situation cools down, the phone becomes 'hot'.
2. A situation or place that is very suspicious and improper for the conducting of illegal business. ie. If the police are nearby or the neighbours would promptly call them if they saw anything 'suss' going down.
3. Used to describe a phone that you have been using to sell drug's and that you think might be tapped.
4. Something fucking sick, usually stylish and new.
5. Something boiling hot.
1. Something that is stolen recently and the cops may still be 'onto it'. Once initial situation cools down, the phone becomes 'hot'.
2. A situation or place that is very suspicious and improper for the conducting of illegal business. ie. If the police are nearby or the neighbours would promptly call them if they saw anything 'suss' going down.
3. Used to describe a phone that you have been using to sell drug's and that you think might be tapped.
4. Something fucking sick, usually stylish and new.
5. Something boiling hot.
1. "I've got some 'red hot phones' at the moment if you want to buy one cheap."
2. Doing a Drug Deal in the carpark of a police station is described as 'red hot'.
3. "I'm getting a new number tommorow, this one is 'red hot'!"
4. "That new ride is 'red hot'."
5. "I punched a fat bong and then touched the 'CP' straight away. It waz 'red hot'!"
2. Doing a Drug Deal in the carpark of a police station is described as 'red hot'.
3. "I'm getting a new number tommorow, this one is 'red hot'!"
4. "That new ride is 'red hot'."
5. "I punched a fat bong and then touched the 'CP' straight away. It waz 'red hot'!"
by Diego September 04, 2003
Said when you fuck something up.
Said when something is fucked.
Said when you are fucked up; either high or very tired.
Said when something is fucked.
Said when you are fucked up; either high or very tired.
by Diego July 12, 2003
by Diego September 04, 2003
An economy or market with no regulation or restrictions on how the said market operates, thus allowing the most efficient allocation of a resources in an economy. The laissez-faire or 'market system' is the unplanned capitalist economic system. The extreme opposite is N.Korea, Cuba, China etc.
The 'passive' approach, or that of non-intervention to Macroeconomic management (as stated by harry flashman) is just one feature of the laissez-faire or market system.
by Diego December 07, 2003
by Diego September 11, 2003