Definitions by verley

J.o. 

Job.

Literal substitution for the word ‘job’ in any context.

‘Time to start looking for that j.o.’
‘I’m just trying to stay on my j.o.’
‘I’m getting tired at this new j.o.’

J.o. by verley November 6, 2021

Joll

Left somewhere.

‘I’m about to joll on him’

Joll by verley September 24, 2021

Jolled 

Either really high from drugs or left somewhere

‘I jollled on him’ or ‘I’m jolled off that weed’

Jolled by verley September 24, 2021

Book 

1. To rob somebody for the whole amount (e.g. the whole book)

2. To get robbed for everything

3. To steal everything

4. To get everything stolen.

Frequently referring to somebody that did a home invasion with no mask on.

Person 1:

‘I heard they booked ya mans on the ave’

Person 2:

‘yea they ran in the crib w no masks n got him for the motherload’

Person 1 :
damn they booked him for everything?’

Person 2:
‘they got cuzzo for the whole book bro, it’s a drought right now’

Book by verley August 2, 2018