to give up due to exhaustion. Originally a term referring to a tired horse that begins to run less aggressively, backing off on the "pull" a rider normally feels on the reins from an eager horse. Also used as a generic term for an exhausted horse.
"Yes, George, come in, come in. George, word up's you've been cracking under the pressure. Can't cope, can't stand the heat. Spit the bit." - George Steinbrenner, speaking to George Costanza on "Seinfeld".
by sully.d January 30, 2011
Not good enough to be a real cop (commonly called bacon, so they just settled for being bacon bits. They are commonly seen at malls. They carry a beater stick but no guns or anything a real policeman has.
Also called beggin strips, crooks dont know it's not real bacon (taken from beggin strip dog treat commercial)
Also called beggin strips, crooks dont know it's not real bacon (taken from beggin strip dog treat commercial)
by Sokerguy November 14, 2005
by Goner September 22, 2004
Small pieces of unknown origin passing themselves off as bacon bits. Commonly found today at many salad bars as well as grocery sheleves. Easily identified by consistency of small pieces of gravel.
by Tuchdown November 06, 2002
by 7th Floor Whitney Hall August 21, 2006
They bit the radish.
by Bob Besonen November 27, 2006
"we were working by ourselves and did not realize it was time to go till we saw people already out the gate,by the time we cleaned up our stuff it was like 15 miniutes past quitting time"
"we were on our way out the gate and we looked up and dumb-ass hank was just starting to put his tools away, he always gets whistle bit"
"we were on our way out the gate and we looked up and dumb-ass hank was just starting to put his tools away, he always gets whistle bit"
by asbestos December 11, 2006