Clocking Out

When one of the Bois decides to go home early to chill with his girl friend.

Nate:"all right I'm going home early today Bois. "
John:"Nate's clocking out on the bois"

by Alpha_Ranga August 8, 2020

Cicking

To lovingly or obsessively stare at. Originally used in the 20th century to describe the long, indescribable gazes a farm animal gives to their farmhand.

The award winning calf was seen cicking the farmer, not knowing the dark future he had in store for her.

by -NotRK- October 23, 2020

Comment Clucking

Having a conversation with someone in a comment box on a social network (i.e Facebook) and then deleting all your comments so it looks like that person has been talking to them self.

BEFORE Comment Clucking:

MATTY: You look well pretty!

GEORGE: Pah! No she dosen't!

MATTY: What's it got to do with you george?

GEORGE: Just leave me alone. idiot.

MATTY: No.

GEORGE: Yes.

AFTER Comment Clucking:

GEORGE: Pah! No she dosen't!

GEORGE: Just leave me alone. idiot.

GEORGE: Yes.

by Loremipsumdolorsitamet November 26, 2010

excessive clocking

To keep looking at the clock in nervous situations.

Daquan has been known for excessive Clocking when his skank ass bitch ass hoe Laquifa be fighting with him.

Laquifa:
"Who's Jenelle?!?
Daquan:
*excessive clocking*
Laquifa:
"I'm takin yo son and movin out bitch"
Daquan:
"What son?"

by Burkblue April 16, 2015

Clocking

1. To sell drugs mostly used for Crack dealers because the work around the clock selling to fiends.

2. Checking something out. Or to eye something really hard.

1. I'm Clocking that game my nigg.

2. Son quit clockin my my shortie

by Takiyah August 14, 2008

clocking her weasel

A word used to describe female masterbation.

Mainly used in San Diego State area.

The Girl was clocking her weasel, I know dude she cant get no dick

by victorSDSU October 13, 2006

Clocking

A highly effective means of pointing out hot members of the opposite sex (or the same sex if you slide that way) to your associates (usually in public) without drawing undue attention to oneself. It works like this: The person calling the clock is always facing 12 o'clock and so a honey off to your left is at your 9 and so on. For experienced clockers, there are added terms such as tight (close), deep (far), High (above you), and Low (below). It's important to remember not to shift around to much immediately after calling a clock, so as to avoid undue confusion and back-of-the-head slapping.

God damn it, I'm calling out a 3:30 gentleman, can I get an Amen?

by Filmchild February 25, 2004