Wall Street Journal

When you lie about the source of an image

"Where did you get that picture?"
"The Wall Street Journal

by aids halton July 4, 2023

Pulling A Wall-Street

When you Bailout A multi-billion dollar company and they use the money to give there VIP'S And CEO'S Pay Raises And All Expense Payed Vacations.

Is A Bit Like Tipping a Rapist.

Dude That Delivers bailout money: Alright use this Bailout wisely.

CEO: Alright! Time For A raise and A vacation.

Dude That Delivers bailout money: O Snap He's Pulling A Wall-Street... Well Better Give him some more and hope he spends it responsible this time.

by Ronin_X64 February 4, 2010

smell like street

A sudden drop in cleanliness or hygiene; usually only temporary

Man, that bastard drove through a puddle and splashed me. Now I smell like street!

by urban-dictionizer March 2, 2015

Wall Street white

Another word for cocaine. The word comes from how Wall Street executives would often snort cocaine at work in the 1980's.

Jimmy's been tweaking ever since he snorted a few lines of that Wall Street white!

by Antman7000 April 7, 2017

We belong to the streets

“We belong to the streets” - said by two or more individuals who are embracing their sexuality and being a hoe, so to speak

Plural version of sbtts meaning she belongs to the streets - which is one way of saying that a girl is a hoe

Individual 1: I’ve fucked 9 guys, but I’m hoping to make it up to 15 by the end of summer
Individual 2: I’ve fucked 25 guys, but I’m hoping to make it up to 30 by the end of summer

Individual 1: Wow, we belong to the streets!

by donttripsuckadick June 20, 2020

Cooper Street College

State Prison of Southern Michigan. The world's largest maximum security prison complex, located on Cooper Rd. a few miles north of Jackson, Michigan

J'wan and Dwayne both got 10 years at Cooper Street College for that armed robbery.

by Prozac The Clown February 15, 2009

Street Kune Do

a hybrid style fighting art using an anything goes approach. Specifically designed for street and urban encounters, Street Kune Do practitioners believe in utilizing anything within arms reach to diffuse or destroy an attacker with extreme speed and unpredictable movements. It effectively merges every single martial arts ever conceived into one singular system to overwhelm, confuse and destroy your opponent. The system was specifically created by director and auteur Kendall Charles for his film Knuckle Up.

He used Street Kune Do to knock out his opponent.

by Kasaifilms March 2, 2016