Another One

A very annoying phrase that DJ Khaled says in the beginning of almost every song since January 2014. It used to be "We The Best", now it is "Another One"

Joey: Hey bro you gonna see that girl today?
Haseeb: We're just friends man
DJ Khaled: Another One, Another One.

by arsalansiddiqui November 18, 2015

Stay-Ons

A pair of stilettos designed exclusively to be worn during sex.

Steve liked the view of Lisa's stay-ons from the reverse cowgirl position.

by $adLo February 26, 2011

bolt-ons

1. Slang term for a pair of breast implants that look unnatural, rock-hard and "bolted" onto their owner's chest much like the stiff, painful looking screws that were bolted on to the side of Frankenstein's neck in the classic horror film. This "bolted-on" look typically happens because of what is called capsular contraction. Capsular contraction is when scar tissue forms in the chest cavity and tightens around the implant(s), making the breast(s) hard and unnatural looking. The "bolted-on" look can also occur when extremely large breast implants are inserted into someone without enough fatty tissue in the breast area. "Bolt-ons" do not look natural. All bad boob jobs where it's obvious that the person has implants can be referred to as "bolt-ons".

2. A messed up boob job.

3. Cause for a malpractice suit.

"That chick's boob job doesn't look so good. It looks like she's got two rocks in her shirt."
"Yeah, those are a serious pair of bolt-ons."

by VeNaCE November 10, 2008

one of a kind

This phrase probably means something unique, has no similar thing from its sex.

She's not easy to find, she's one of a kind

by Nabeel, January 15, 2008

lil' one

A street term meaning "baby" or "sweetie". Most commonly used by street figgas when talking to or expressing affection towards a female.

Ah-ight, lil' one. I'll holla at you tomorrow.

by Denn Denn August 28, 2005

One hunnid

Too keep it one hundred, to keep it real

Keepin' It One Hunnid. At All Times

by Chantelle20000 August 21, 2011

tough one

1. A term that is suitable only for situations that result in a loss or an unexpected turn for the worse
2. At first, "tough one" was used in a derogatory manner. However, with the passing of time, the term has been used in a lighter, more colloquial usage

Coach: Tough one Feremy
Feremy (the athlete): I know Coach. I think I could have gotten him. That was a tough one
Coach: You know, I'd highly encourage you to do a little more with the backhand. If you do, you can say goodbye to the tough ones.

by Demonte Jones June 14, 2010