westsan's definitions
To the curb
1. to dump someone; to leave behind
2. to put someone to work <for you> (originally like a pimp to put his ho on the street to work for him as a prostitute).
Colloquially is often used with the verb "kick" as to "kick <somebody> to the curb".
1. to dump someone; to leave behind
2. to put someone to work <for you> (originally like a pimp to put his ho on the street to work for him as a prostitute).
Colloquially is often used with the verb "kick" as to "kick <somebody> to the curb".
1. If he does that shit again I'm gonna put his ass to the curb and leave his ass out there.
2. She don't clean house AND makes you pay for everything!? You need to kick that skank to the curb and tell her to earn her keep.
2. She don't clean house AND makes you pay for everything!? You need to kick that skank to the curb and tell her to earn her keep.
by westsan February 9, 2009
Get the to the curbmug. by westsan June 11, 2006
Get the haberdashmug. 1. People who just come to look.
2. People who go out of their way to look at people or something often causing crowds and more disruption.
3. People who enjoy staring at watching other peoples misfortune. Oftentimes car onlookers to car accidents.
Same as Looky Lou; often spelled as Looky-loo (hyphen) or lookylou
2. People who go out of their way to look at people or something often causing crowds and more disruption.
3. People who enjoy staring at watching other peoples misfortune. Oftentimes car onlookers to car accidents.
Same as Looky Lou; often spelled as Looky-loo (hyphen) or lookylou
In L.A. usually the lookyloo's cause more accidents by not paying full attention to what is ahead of them.
by westsan December 19, 2008
Get the lookyloomug. If you ever got two chicks both with dizzy legs bring 'em both and do a double up on 'em, dawg!
Kiss me; now kiss her; we do the double up like that!
Kiss me; now kiss her; we do the double up like that!
by westsan July 28, 2009
Get the double upmug. 1) to lead the charge.
2) to take the lead on a campaign, program or project.
3) sometimes used when requesting back-up
etymology: the "point man" is generally the person in charge. The "point guard" in basketball is the player that runs the teams offense. His main objective is to score points.
2) to take the lead on a campaign, program or project.
3) sometimes used when requesting back-up
etymology: the "point man" is generally the person in charge. The "point guard" in basketball is the player that runs the teams offense. His main objective is to score points.
A) I'm running point on this so I need you to guard for me.
B) This is a difficult project. Who do you have that can run point on this?
B) This is a difficult project. Who do you have that can run point on this?
by westsan September 24, 2011
Get the run pointmug. slovenly; ill prepared; lackadaisical.
A "dagwood like" person would show little or no attention to details nor does he/she clean up after themselves.
Coined from character of the popular syndicated comic "Blondie" who would always come home throw his clothes around and was never prepared.
A "dagwood like" person would show little or no attention to details nor does he/she clean up after themselves.
Coined from character of the popular syndicated comic "Blondie" who would always come home throw his clothes around and was never prepared.
You're always running around here like <Dagwood>. Nothing organized and everything is a mess. Its no wonder you can’t find anything! Come on... get it together.
Don’t pull that <dagwood> shit! You better throw those clothes in the hamper before you leave up out of here!
Don’t pull that <dagwood> shit! You better throw those clothes in the hamper before you leave up out of here!
by westsan November 5, 2006
Get the dagwoodmug. A rhythmic knee and chest slapping motion; A dance where you make your own music by slapping your "hambone" (outer thigh) {*1} then your chest {*2} and your inner thigh (or top thigh) {*3} on the way back down to make a 3 beat rhythm.
This rhythm was popular amongs Afro-Americans during the slave times and following. It was a common popular dance/music making method. At times it accompanied instruments or dance (such as scat) such as the fiddle or whatever could be attained during the hard times of poverty {Currently nearly non-existing and a lost art of African-American culture}
This rhythm was popular amongs Afro-Americans during the slave times and following. It was a common popular dance/music making method. At times it accompanied instruments or dance (such as scat) such as the fiddle or whatever could be attained during the hard times of poverty {Currently nearly non-existing and a lost art of African-American culture}
That ol' boy can slap the hambone som'n funky!!
They was up in the barbershop singin' and doin' the hambone.
They was up in the barbershop singin' and doin' the hambone.
by westsan October 2, 2006
Get the Hambonemug.