Put-on

This can be considered a sort of gang initiation ceremony. The ceremony may vary from set to set and from city to city.

There isn't really an example for the word put-on.

by Rulio December 30, 2024

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by TheGeneralGenitalsPranksterian May 5, 2025

Put a pin in it

Another way to tell people to stop fighting/arguing and to focus on what is realy important.

Person 1 and Person 2: arguing and threatening each other
You: ,,Put a pin in it guys, we have more important things to care for right now!''

by D3str0y3r176 December 18, 2018

put a crete in that hoe

shoot a mf with a big green or some shit idk

"put a crete in that hoe, like i am lebron james on a tuesday" - stove

by biggreen2000 April 30, 2022

put some guys on it

“Guys” can refer to a lot of things, usu. weed, beer, and cigarettes.

Ex: “I’m down to my last two guys, I should stop at the OP and pick some up.” or “Pass me a couple guys.”

“Put some guys on it” specifically refers to pot, however. Usually said when trying to come up with a plan or figure out rides or solve any number of simple tasks that become increasingly difficult to manage due to the inverse relationship between sobriety and basic problem-solving skills and everyone would just rather pack another bowl than decide right away.

1: “Where should we go to eat?” 2: “I dunno, put some guys on it. It’s fine."

1: “So what do you want from Sonic?” 2: “I dunno, man, we got guys on it, it’s fine.”

1: “What movie should we watch?” 2: “Fuck, man, put some guys on it. Gives me time to think. It’ll be fine. We got guys.”

by snaggletoothbaby May 28, 2011

Putting Stones

Rockhounds definition of a golf ball. Also a typo for a pudding stone.

I keep finding putting stones, but no agates, petoskeys, or pudding stones

by Lousypirate July 27, 2022

Put a slick on it

Pour your favorite bar rail drink and “put a slick on it” where the “slick” is whatever the liquor (rum, vodka, whiskey, etc) is for the bar-rail drink.

I’ll have a Crown Royal and Coke please… and “put a slick on it”!

by Grantwillreply February 18, 2022