Put me on game

Asking someone To put someone on something

To suggest something to someone

To inform someone of something they don’t know

X:Yo bro ya friend India mad fine put me on game

Y: she got a nigga who just got out jail ong he gon beat yo ass

by Cuh44 June 24, 2021

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game or lame

The unofficial replacement for "in or out" when asking a friend if they are up for doing something or if they are not up for doing that something. Game represents those who are spontaneous and exciting. Lame represents those who are unadventurous and boring.

We're going to run rampant through the bars downtown. Are you game or lame?

by B... August 18, 2006

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Video Game Addict

Someone who plays videogames an average of 40 hours or more a week.They're usually hooked on rpg's like Phantasy star but there are other types of vg addicts too.

Video game addicts are very jumpy

by Tarzan's much more attractive cousin May 30, 2006

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Game Recognize Game

To have "game" is to attract people of the opposite sex. Game recognize game is when a person who has game, can see it in another, like a playa knows another player when he sees one.

Yo, Game recognize game.

by Jonathan Dack October 22, 2004

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Occupy Gameday

The term former ESPN personality Dan Patrick has coined to get his fan base to hold up his likeness or show references to his current radio show on posters during ESPN's College GameDay.

Let's support the Dan Patrick Show and Occupy GameDay this Saturday when it broadcasts from Eugene, Oregon.

by Mac Heath October 12, 2011

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pronoun game

noun: In conversation, the act of purposefully avoiding the pronouns "her," "him," "she," and "he," to hide the gender of the person being spoken about from the listener.

Common substitutes include: they; they're; someone, this person; my friend

The particular phrase "pronoun game" comes from Kevin Smith's film "Chasing Amy" though the idea is pretty common.

by wayfarer April 8, 2006

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