A term coined to describe the confident and stylish strut exhibited by an exceptionally attractive male individual, typically characterized by an aura of self-assuredness and effortless coolness. The Hot Boy Walk is often characterized by a slow-paced yet purposeful gait, accompanied by a slight sway of the hips, a subtle swagger in the step, and a nonchalant expression that exudes an undeniable magnetism. It is a visual manifestation of a person's charisma, charm, and overall appeal, attracting attention and admiration from those who witness it. The Hot Boy Walk transcends mere physical attractiveness, encompassing an entire attitude and demeanor that captivates onlookers and leaves a lasting impression. It is an art form that embodies confidence, style, and an unapologetic sense of self, making the Hot Boy Walk an undeniable trademark of effortlessly suave individuals.
by Altitude1 May 20, 2023
When a man is balltagged, but the pain is delayed, allowing him to enact his revenge before he keels over from pain shock.
Ex. Dead man walking.
Kyle balltagged me, but I was a dead man walking. So I got to blunt force castrate his ass before we both dropped.
Kyle balltagged me, but I was a dead man walking. So I got to blunt force castrate his ass before we both dropped.
by Microweinerman September 11, 2023
When a man is balltagged, but the pain isn't immediate, giving them a delay in which they can enact their revenge before going into pain shock.
by Microweinerman September 11, 2023
1. When a character in a comic strip or cartoon is walking on either the sides or top of the panel like that side has its natural gravity.
2. When a character in a comic strip either goes out of the current panel, so you just see an empty box with some lovely scenery.
2. When a character in a comic strip either goes out of the current panel, so you just see an empty box with some lovely scenery.
1. Tony: Josh, did you see the 'Pearls-Before-Swine' comic strip a couple days ago? He was completely upside down.
Josh: Yeah, he was panel walking all right.
2. I hate it in some comic strips where the character goes panel walking and completely disappears to maul this other guy. I want to see that happen.
Josh: Yeah, he was panel walking all right.
2. I hate it in some comic strips where the character goes panel walking and completely disappears to maul this other guy. I want to see that happen.
by Tristan Brett April 09, 2010
What inmates in jail shout out to other inmates to alert them that a corrections officer (c.o) is walking around close by checking for contraband or illicit activities.
by jsalcidog71 March 14, 2024
by Ayame Kohi October 06, 2018