put some rims on this bitch

To hook your ride up with some tight-ass wheels.

Matt: "Yo, that new Caddy you got is a phat-ass ride, yo!"

Tony: "Thanks, man... all I gotta do now is put some rims on this bitch and it'll be completely off da chizain!"

by dookeyboy January 21, 2011

put-on

To suddenly use a mask of superficial personality or emotion to cover your real one, around everyone or a certain people to make them either:

1. like you

2. dislike you

3. feel sorry for you, or

4. be downright confused.

Also can be referred to as two faced.

1. Jared is such a put-on when he brings me around his guys!

2. When she started crying and feeling sorry for herself, I could tell it was a put-on.

by Xylophone September 18, 2012

Put some D's on that bitch

When you just get your report card, all F's on it, take it to tha' teacher desk, ask her kindly to raise your grade.

Put some D's on that bitch.

by Javier Hallucinogen March 12, 2009

put on shout

To call someone out, or talk about someone behind their back.

Yeah I know what that bitch been talking about me. She straight put me on shout!

by B.I. April 7, 2003

put your foot in

This is when you achieve something to the best of your ability. It is often used in African American communities to describe cooking something especially well

"Damn laquita you put your foot in those ribs. I might have to slap you bitch!"

by sussmeout December 17, 2008

Put your pants back on

idiom - calm down; chill out.

Usually used when somebody overreacts to a mild situation, requesting that they put their proverbial penis back in their pants.

"How can you eat veal!? Don't you know about the horribly inhumane conditions the baby cows are subjected to? It's an abomination!"
"Woah man. Put your pants back on."

by Eric Guan October 21, 2011

Put you in print

1) to kill
2) to agressivly attack with malicious intent
3) to stomp on.

To put someone in print would be akin to seeing them in the obituaries, in print.

Step up off me, boy, I'll put you in print.

Break out my 9 and cold put him in print.

by Drieu Arizona November 14, 2003