regulator

Someone who solve problems using necessary violence, wich is of course necessary in a lot of cases.

That muthafucka was tryin to hook up with my girl, now hes layin in the river, he got regulated.
My boy beat down five boys yesterday, hes a fuckin regulator.
Gimme my money before I regulate your ass.

by Johnnay April 24, 2003

Regulators

The Regulators was the name of the group of cowboys headed by Dick Brewer and Billy The Kid in New Mexico in the late 1800s. Regulating refers to the regulation of any stealing of cattle from their ranch.

The story of the Regulators was made into a movie called Young Guns where the character Charlie Bowdre famously says “We work for Mr Tunstall as Regulators, we regulate any stealing of his property, we’re damn good too.”

This sample was later used in the song “Regulate” by rapper Warren G.

“Regulators, we regulate any stealing of his property, we’re damn good too.”

by Darkdardark July 31, 2018

regulated

1. Having used extreme violence to stop someone from stealing, or causing other problems that put you out.
2. To have represented.
3. To have kept it real.

That can goblin tried to jack me, but I regulated him.

That meth fiend was walking down the street with my car battery until I regulated.

by THE DCT November 9, 2004

regulate

to deal with rivals on the street- often in a forceful and violent

nate dogg and tha g-child had to regulate

by DrewDown January 19, 2003

spontaneous regularity

(n.) diahrrea, often of the explosive and unpredictable sort.

What Donald thought was a fart had turned out to be a bout of spontaneous regularity.

by Blenderhead91 April 10, 2009

regulator

see Nate Dogg or Warren G.

Let me contemplate,
I glanced in the cut and see my nigga Nate.
Sixteen in the clip and one in hole
Nate Dogg is about to make some bodies turn cold
Now they droppin and yellin', its a tad bit late
Nate Dogg and Warren G had to regulate!

by boom boom b September 5, 2004

regular Belasko

Someone who does things in a spectacular way. Phrase originally comes from The Great Gatsby; Belasko, apparently, was a Broadway producer in the early 20th Century.

Sue's a regular Belasko, dressing the way she does and fixing the party the way she has.

by Armstrong January 11, 2005