You'r selling the team

Is an internet phrase commonly used in battle royale games about you not helping the {squad}. also commonly associated with toxicity.

"stop missing your shots you'r SELLING THE TEAM BRO"

by rpmm24alternete October 18, 2018

melon be smellin

melon be smellin is a series in tiktok by the [e-mail] . the series started out with melon but then went on with its co-show: finn gets a sniff in. how the series started when melon smelt baby bel cheese, and if she didn’t like the smell, which he didn’t, he would make a very vulgar face that would probably make you laugh. since then he’s gain recognition on tiktok as being a very funny dude with his cats melon.n.finn . 10/10 series for anyone watching, 12/10 for cat lovers like me.

twitch chat: watch melon be smellin
joe bartolozzi: dude what
*10 minutes of watching melon.n.finn later
joe bartolozzi: this is so great dude i love it so much.

by Joey Jackson Johnson August 3, 2022

selling work

Selling weed or other drugs.

Hey you selling work?
Yeah $14 for a gram

by 8162733746474848 September 1, 2017

shelving

alternate way of taking drugs by inserting them into the anus

hey ben, i'm going to swallow one pill and shelf the other one

by Jamie November 29, 2003

Shealin

A girl everyone wants to be friends with. She's got great athletic ability, but is also intellectual. She loves being the center of attention, but isn't too cocky about it. She'll melt your heart and become your best friend. This girls got the moves, along with a genuine heart.

Everyone wants to be like a Shealin.
I wish I was a Shealin.

by black briar February 3, 2010

spelling the tea

In the ballroom scene, to gossip

- shawn is a no parking zone !
- you re spelling the tea !

by frednoparis November 18, 2011

Selling Yourself Short

Not reaching one's full potential. The origin of the term is "short selling" a stock (i.e., betting against a company). The "short seller" essentially "borrows" stock from a company and agrees to pay back the company whatever the stock is worth at some point in the future. The purchaser sells the stock immediately, anticipating that the price will fall over the next few months. If the stock price actually falls, the purchaser will pay back the company less money than what the purchaser sold the stock for.

Jane: "I'm not good at science classes."
John: "I think your selling yourself short."

Jane: "Want to see a movie tonight?"
John: "Let's not sell ourselves short here. I heard Warren G is putting on a concert in Williamsburg."

by ZeekZeek November 13, 2009