innings limit

Someone who is not a team player. They only care about their own individual success and financial gain, not the goals of the team. Someone who is incapable of making their own decisions and is easily influenced by their self serving agent.

Etymology of the word comes from the innings limit king Matt Harvey of the New York Mets.

You don't want to do any of the hard work. You just want to reap the rewards when the team succeeds. You are such an innings limit.

by DefinerofMLBterms December 11, 2015

Rev limiter

A sound that will happen with any motorized vehicle if you put the vehicle in neutral and give it gas

Bro I just hit some sick rev limiter with the old truck

by Jaxon_250s_gone April 16, 2020

Figuring out the fact that the character limit is extremely long on Urban Dictionary so you use whatever you can to the point where it gets hard to read or maybe even off screen

That.

#1: "Y'know, I figured out that figuring out the fact that the character limit is extremely long on Urban Dictionary so you use whatever you can to the point where it gets hard to read or maybe even off screen."

#2: "...What?"

by anonymous July 28, 2023

limited effort

Giving as little effort as possible.

This year I'm going as a sociopath to the Halloween party. It takes limited effort to achieve this.

by dogmaeathwork December 29, 2015

NBEM Qi also Ki or Ch'i or Power limit

NBEM
Non body expense of motion.
Folding of nbem, accelerate to run sense, run block mentally, sense of running. Measured by Feet Per Second.

Power limit is 5 and feet per second is 5. Qi, also Ki or Ch'i or Power limit.

You’re NBEM Qi also Ki or Ch'i or Power limit is high.

by Revolver Magnum November 26, 2022

Golden Limit

someones ability to gain maximum amount of knowledge/skill on a specific topic.

I've reached my golden limit, I cannot get any better dude.

by AnonISfake September 19, 2019

Lobster limit

Lobster limit (noun)

- The absolute lowest dip a cryptocurrency hits before it claws its way back up.

- Used by traders who think they can spot the exact bottom—even though they absolutely cannot.

The moment when a chart bottoms out so hard it looks like it needs a crustacean recovery arc. Also reffered to as Lobster floor or Lobster point.

"Holy shit can BTC fall even lower?"
"No, we are at the lobster limit now"
"Hell yeah I'm buying at the lobster limit"

by MichaelCryptoSmith November 21, 2025