sanction 

1. Verb. To give something official approval.

2. Verb. To put someone in their place; to regulate on a bitch.

1. "Officers, this protest has been sanctioned by the proper authorities."

2. "My roommate left our pad unlocked again, so I had to sanction that shit."

sanction by 57octaves December 22, 2010

Sanction 

To not mind someone misbehaving while acknowledging it. A reference to the ineffective economic sanctions that were often put on Russia.

- Oh no. I'm gonna get in trouble for that!

- Don't worry. I doubt anyone's even gonna sanction you for that.

Sanction by PahanSlav May 10, 2022

sanction 

To spontaneously get in a fight and throw down, but also mutually and organized. At the end of the fight, there are no harsh feelings for each other, because it was a two-way agreement.

EX. 1 - Dude, this rando was calling me out on the streets last night, calling me offensive names. I didn't like it, so I asked him if he wanted to sanction. He complied...I fucked him up...good night of sanctioning...unprovoked of course.

EX. 2 - Dude, I was being a huge asshole to rando people last night. I was trying to pick fights and everything (slapping, hitting, etc.). Well guess what? Some guy who I tried to pick a fight with called me out. He asked me if I wanted to sanction. I said yes...bad idea.

sanction by Se7en Ei8ht N9ne April 18, 2010

Sanction 

Getting your ass trimmed and dick sucked dry

Trump is going to sanction Putin this week

Sanction by LlamaHansa May 26, 2025

sanction bop 

When you be getting dat good guy head from your shawty dats dat sanction bop

Khamis ya shawty gave you sanction bop this pass weekend?

sanction bop by 5frmda6 January 25, 2023

divine sanction 

When you take a shit, and you wipe and the toilet paper is perfectly clean, so you don't have to wipe again.

Jimmy was making out with Diane, but then he had to take a shit. Luckily for him it was a divine sanction, so he didn't have to waste any time wiping.

divine sanction by pagefault February 13, 2004

discretionary sanction 

A restriction placed on a Wikipedia editor who is found not to subscribe to leftist thought and ideology

Provided the awareness criteria are met, discretionary sanctions may be used against editors who repeatedly or seriously fail to adhere to the purpose of Wikipedia (i.e., preventing people from thinking by themselves)

discretionary sanction by thinking_deeply May 23, 2022