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1)to commit death upon ones self to try and prove a point but not being able to see the outcome as he/she is dead
2)according to the movie "The Whole Nine Yards," suicide is committed mostly by dentists
the dentist hung himself in his office not knowing that he was going to miss hi next patient
suicide by for you to decide June 22, 2003
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Zoot suit 

A wardrobe you would eventually be in by the end of the night after a long night of drinking/getting baked. Typically made up of a NBA throwback jersey, a tank top and an extremely short pair of shorts (your fighting shorts-good for leg flexibility)
Aaron:"I heard people are so wasted there that girls are sucking dicks for fun!"
Tyler:"Well in that case I better put my zoot suit on!" *throws on 89' Jordan jersey*
Dino:"Let's go do some damage"
Zoot suit by Dirtymurt September 21, 2011

suicide knob

A knob attached to the rim of a steering wheel that enables a driver to turn the wheel by moving the knob. Very common in the late 1940s and through the 1950s. Illegal in most places since then. Also called a nigger knob.
Ermal has a suicide knob on the steering wheel of his Case tractor. He decided to put one on the wheel of his Pontiac, too, so he could spoon with Ida Mae while he drives.
suicide knob by Cap'n Bullmoose November 22, 2007
when used plual as the suits
it usly refors to the fbi cia or any other 3 letter goverment angecy
jeff was busted by the suits
suit by Anonymous October 4, 2003

Suicide Silence

"Suicide Silence" Term used when someone wins by default. Also used when someone gets lucky. Also used when someone sells out. Also used when someone with no talent gets ahead by being as cliche as possible.
Dude, they got lucky the good bands car broke down, otherwise they wouldnt have had a crowd. They pulled a Suicide Silence on that one.
Suicide Silence by Triple Ccc June 19, 2010

chicken suit 

When you are cold and your hair sticks up and you have little bumps on you.
wow its cold, I am wearing my chicken suit
chicken suit by Beth Robertson November 7, 2003