knock and squat

The equivalent of "ding-dong-ditching." Knocking(knock) on a neighbors door and quickly hiding(squat) in a bush or behind a tree etc.

Want to go and knock and squat tonight?

Knock on a door and Squat in or behind something.

by Mr. Slippers May 31, 2009

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Knacks Guy

An Absolute Shmuck

Oliver, you are some knacks guy

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when you knock on the door a certain way so they know its not the cops. the knock sounds like: dun,da,dun,dun(fast) DUN, DUN (slow). it was originially a theme song for a super hero i think. it's got a nice rhythm to it though.

I don't think people really call it the ghetto knock, they just do it out of habit.

by caitlin March 1, 2005

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knock-knocks

slang for Jehova's Witnesses. Due to the fact that they come knocking on your door almost every damn saturday morning when ur trying to watch cartoons or eat breakfast. They feel compelled to interrupt your important free weekend morning by telling you about how god loves you and such.

I was beating off to some ill ass porn, then the knock-knocks came callin and I had to put the beef away. I got pissed, drew a pentagram on my forehead and answered with a massive boner, informing them that I had found solice in satan and blasphemy. I asked them if I could get back to having sex with this downs syndrome girl I had picked up at the bus stop. They haven't been back since.

by Destructive Criticism April 27, 2005

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Knock

Instantly falling asleep.

Damn, when I get home from this party, I'm bout to just knock.

by F0osh from Boys in the HOOD June 3, 2009

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knickabocka

Pronunciation of "Knickerbocker", dropping the "er" sound for the "ah" sound of street slang.

The term "Knickerbocker" refers to a New Yorker. The origin of this term is from the NBA's New York Knicks francise. The team was originally called the New York Knickerbockers, which was later shortened to "New York Knicks".

Jerome: Man I can't stand the Knicks yo...
Alan: Knickabocka please!
-Source Alan & Jerome FOXSports Commercial

by Chewyfood April 24, 2006

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