one hit quit

Weed that will get the smoker high in one hit. Usually very expensive, but worth it.

Come to the party, we gonna get some one hit quit shit.

by Unho1y Gost April 24, 2005

SHIT HIT THE FAN

An idiomatic expression used to convey that something disastrous has occured.

The moment I saw the second plane hit the World Trade Center, I knew that shit had hit the fan.

by Brian T November 25, 2003

Finna hit that yeet

“Finna hit that yeet” is an expression often used while gaming, though has many other applications.

Pereson 1: I see an enemy here. I’m finna hit that yeet

Person 2: There’s no way you can make that shot

Person 1: *hits that yeet*

Person 2: Damn. You hit that yeet.

by Yeetzy December 14, 2017

bitch hit

A bitch hit refers to when a person takes a poor drag, inhalation, or "hit" of marijuana. A bitch hit may refer to just puffing and not inhaling, inhaling very little and blowing out quickly, or coughing excessively and banging one's chest as if they had just swallowed fire. A bitch hit is frowned upon in cannabis culture and is not tolerated. The person who has taken the bitch hit may be ridiculed or even kicked out of the rotation.

"yo! stop takin' bitch hits man! at least inhale it you poon!"

by arabian knight September 1, 2007

critical hit

1. A term for an attack doing either double damage, or significantly more damage than usual. Taken from the game manuals and guides of countless RPGs, including but not limited to Pokemon and Dungeons & Dragons, and anything themed after D&D, etc.

Sweet, my near-dead-Machamp's/Fighter's Revenge/Cleave attack scored a critical hit on that Tyrrannitar-with-poor-defense/weak Kobold!!!PWN!!!!11!

by aka_Pyro July 5, 2007

sneak hit

To have an illict affair with someone; to cheat on someone; to cheat with someone.

"I wanna see Amber's boobs at the party. You talk to my girlfriend while I sneak hit."

by The Sneak Hit Master February 2, 2004

Nintendo hit

This occurs when, in an actual baseball/softball game, the ball is hit to the vicinity (via line-drive or ground-ball) that was recently vacated by the fielder because he/she is covering a base, usually 2nd base. This also frequently happened by default (or glitch) when playing the original NES Baseball game. Also could be used to describe a base hit for Jim Thome, because the entire infield is pulled to the right and out of "normal" position due to his hitting tendencies.

Billy just got a Nintendo hit in the bottom of the 9th to win it.

Thome just pulled it past six second basemen for a Nintendo hit.

by matty311 March 28, 2011