Hatto Points

You can gain Hatto points or brownie points by doing or saying nice things. You can also loose hatto points by saying or doing nAugHty things.
You gain credit for efforts made, even if the efforts did not achieve the desired result.

Seth- *breaths*
A L****o - You gained enough Hatto Points, You can go.
Me - ( VERY ECSTATIC ) * continues to breath*

by Hat05 March 13, 2019

Gates Points

Nickname for Microsoft Points, the virtual currency used for micropayments on Microsoft's Xbox Live and Zune Marketplace. Popular nickname in Japan.

I want that map pack but it costs 800 Gates Points extra so I'm wavering.

by slackerboy February 18, 2011

Point Hog

A point guard who likes to do all the work on the court themselves. They only tend to give the ball to someone else when they are incapable of doing their normal ball-hogging.

Yeah, in that finals game Georgia Swant was being a real point hog.

by sweetfarts July 31, 2016

One point Crit Damage

Crit damage to those people who have only 1 out of 1 Health point.
Mainly damage from a conversation.

Andy receives one point Crit Damage when he's called U.P(Universal Pollution)

by Anti- Pollution October 12, 2018

point oh eight

point oh eight or point zero eight stands for 0.08% of alcohol limit. If the officer believes you are at or over the 0.08% limit or under the influence of a controlled substance, he will place you under arrest and read or recite to you that state’s implied consent admonition. That means you are driving under the influence (DUI).

She said:" You can get busted for drunk driving with a point oh eight reading. That's about four shots of straight hundred-proof alcohol in the bloodstream."

by Winter's Opposite December 14, 2017

Triple Point

An imaginary point in medicine on the upper abdomen and lower chest to designate heart sounds, lung sounds and bowel sounds.

The surgeon’s physical noted normal Triple Point. Also called Cohen’s Point.

by Geminirich June 12, 2025

point of sail

point of sale: in an establishment that sells goods or services, the location at which payment for goods is made.

sail: the power harnessed by a sail or sails, or the use of this power for travel or transport.

point of sail: the location at which a sail harnesses power.

"Let's go to a 'point of sail'." - says a pirate

by [e-mail] February 9, 2013