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1 hit K.O. 

A 1-hitter bowl of weed, generally smoked close to the end of a smoking sesh, used to get a person exactly where they want to be.
Me: Yo man pack me a 1 hit K.O., lets finish this off
You: yeah man.
1 hit K.O. by MonsterHit December 17, 2009

1-20 Scale 

0-if you think the person is so UGLY that you just can't give them a 1.

1-Monster, can't bare to look at them.

2-Hideous, 18 more points to go but will never reach it.

3-Ugly, Monstrous, someone you would never ever go out with.

4-UGLY

5-Nothing good about their face but not completly hideous.

6-You just find them unattractive.

7-Ugly but suprisingly face doesn't hurt your eyes.

8-You wouldn't look twice.

9-Almost average just need to fix.

10-Completly average, not a SEXY BEAST but not a MONSTER.

11-Slightly unattractive but not a lot. Someone you wouldn't call ugly but not call HOT.

12-Cute but doesn't make you sexually driven.

13-Cute

14-Just cute, leave it like that.

15-Gorgeous but not someone that drives you sexually, just gorgeous referring to the face. 5 more points to go to make you horny.

16-Pretty, decent to look at, doesn't hurt your eyes, do-able.

17-Pretty hot

18-Good looking, some complaints, but not a lot.

19-H-O-T

20-A walking god or goddess. Doesn't exist but the closest you could get is 19.9.
Actually Happened
Me:On a scale of 1-20 what do you rate me?
Guy (I'm not saying name)-(Making up mind)I give you a 15.
Me:I love the 1-20 scale.
1-20 Scale by tamtam27 October 23, 2010

1-10 female atractiveness scale 

A scale of how hot a girl is.
Man, that girl is an 11 on a 1-10 female atractiveness scale

1 kilo chubb chubb

i know what ure thinkin it is a 1 kilo chubb chubb
1 kilo chubb chubb by bigfoot January 16, 2004
It is the aim of great manufacturing companies (starting with Motorola in the 1980s) to remove substantially all error from both their fabrication and business processes—their goal is to achieve 6 sigma; that is, an error or defect rate that is equal to or less than: (1 – 99.99966%). Looked at another way, this implies that only one in every 294,118 things that a six sigma company does is defective and has to be either discarded or done again.

Now most service businesses can not possibly come close to matching a fabrication company but they should be able to achieve a 3 sigma state. Unfortunately, many service firms are in effect 1 sigma enterprises: that is, they have a level of proficiency with an error rate that is, basically, equivalent to two out of every three things they do are wrong (actually, it is 2 in 2.899 but at that point who cares, it’s pathetic.)
If you did nothing other than focus on getting your error rate down, which means doing things right the first time, practically every time, you could significantly increase your productivity and bottom line even if sales (top line revenues) didn't budge. A service business should aim to be at least 3 sigma not 1 sigma enterprise.

One way to help you get there is to start measuring things to see what your error rate is in the first place. You can not hope to improve unless you know your original state. The Hawthorne Effect suggests that as soon as you start to measure a thing, people will alter their behavior to improve their scores often resulting in significant increases in production and productivity.
1 sigma by ProfBruce April 21, 2011
When someone asks you this they are willing to trade nudes
Hey 1 for 1?
1 for 1 by Gujgfrtyum December 26, 2017