put you a knife

To stab or cut you. Most often used as a threat by a diminutive Latino with neck tattoos and a heavy Spanish accent.

Don't mess with my homies or I'll put you a knife esé.

by Chorizocabra November 19, 2010

put that in the cheese

a one up, similar to "how bout them apples"

"yesterday i went to the the beach and it rained"

"well yesterday i went to the beach and it was perfect, sunny and breezy. put that in the cheese"

by anonymous August 21, 2024

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by IPromiseToDoWhatIPromised May 22, 2025

Put ashore

To breakup. One is done with the relationship.

Heard you put the new ashore, yet another prospect is put ashore.

by tho ey July 3, 2022

Put in work

To do illegal things in order to gain power and status on the streets

Yo Don't fuk with him he put in work.

You can tell by how crazy he is he put in work

by Sizzyboi October 1, 2020

Putting on the Rits

Studies show that "putting on the rits" simply meant that one who is acquired the rits cracker, is either eating or applying it to a substance of another genre of food. Also adding it to some other type of edible food.

Person 1: Whats bill doing to those rits and cream cheese?
Person 2: He's putting on the rits.

by sk8erkid1 September 14, 2013

Put ‘em in Neutral

The act of putting 4 Benadryls in one’s energy drink, thus canceling out the effects.

Ivan: “Felipe did you go to the part last night?”

Felipe: “Yeah I went with Gavin.”

Ivan: “Did y’all see Jackson?”

Felipe: “Yeah, Jackson was acting hella crazy last night, I had to put ‘em in neutral .”

by Deamly June 7, 2024