give 

Third abridgment of the original term "Give it up," which semantically became "Give it," and now is often more concisely spoken "Give."

syn: c'mon, give it up, give it, ah yeah!, 's'up dawg, numba!

"Hey, Bainz, give!"

Watching the game on TV, after my 14th beer, I began to jump up and down with the gang yelling "Give!" when the Huskers scored to pull within 17.

Compton slapped ol' Swain a smooth five as he said, "C'mon 'n' give, y'all."

give by wount October 1, 2019

Give 

(Nigeria, Lagos slang) Fuck or conduct any sexual activity above a simple kiss, e.g. hand job, head, sex, titty fuck, dry humping etc. Normally followed with request for more specific details.

I'm going to give her tonight. They where giving each other there when the teacher walked in. I gave her last night. Came here for gives but its all guys.

Give by Lagos Slang March 27, 2017

Give 

One person (or more) that passes something to the other specified person/thing, usually something that the first person owns.

John: I need to buy a new bike.
Mary: I can give you mine, for free. I'm not a bad person so I won't make you pay.
John: Nice. Thanks.

Give by sighchotic May 28, 2017

Give 

when you're in a conversation with someone and instead of saying owned you would just say give


or


if you were getting bored of someone speaking you would simply say 'give'

1: me and laura went to the park then we went to ...
2: give (walk away)

Give by Emileeeeeeeeee March 22, 2009

give 

because as shy or careless i might be
if i knew where you staying
I'd still run to you
I'd fucking throw them bricks at your window
to see you
you know

I would give it a go
coz hell its special
you know

give by Krkič June 11, 2019

give 

the third word in rick astleys song never gunna give you up

person one: hi
person two: hello
person one: give
person two: did you just rick roll me?

give by ඞkඞhඞfඞdඞs ඩ ඩ ඩ ඩj ඩj ඩ March 31, 2022

give 

1. (of a man) sanction the marriage of (his daughter) to someone.
2. consent to have sexual intercourse with (someone).
3. predict that (an activity, undertaking, or relationship) will last no longer than (a specified time).
4. tell what one knows.
5. concede defeat; surrender.

1. "he gave her marriage to an English noble"
2. "she gave herself to the king in order to obtain the pardon of her father"
3. "this is a place that will not improve with time—I give it three weeks"
4. "okay, give—what's that all about?"
5. I give!

give by Arminkshipper January 19, 2025