calling it

Claiming rights to something. Like calling the last beer in the fridge, or the front seat in a car. Calling shotgun.

There's one beer left in the fridge, I'm calling it!

Yo mofo! Why you drinkin' that beer? I called it!

by Dr. Sunshine March 29, 2009

London Calling

1. Fair warning uttered by assassins right before they take out their target. Spoken with an air of superiority.
2. Spoken by Killface on Cartoon Networks "Frisky Dingo" right before he takes out 3 bodyguards with shurikens.

Killface: London calling. (throws 3 shurikens at 3 bodyguards with guns. Instant kills.)

by DavyBoyWonder December 25, 2007

Calling Blades

The act of choosing weapons when challenged in a street fight; challenger decides which weapon will be used and if challangee does not have said weapon, challangee is SOL.

Blades can be substituted with the following: belts, bottles, rings, purses, shoes, brass knuckles, paper, chairs, boxes, knives, etc.

C-Dub: I saw that ho Stephanie the other day and I thought about calling blades on her ass, so I did!

C: Was she packing?

C-Dub: Hell no! You know I cut that bitch! And what?

C: Cassie, you are crazy!

by The Shiznit! June 15, 2009

calling station

In poker, a player who often calls but seldom raises -- making him impossible to bluff but easy to beat with good cards.

"George is a calling station, so don't try to get him off his cards unless you have at least top pair."

by Coell May 14, 2005

calling it in

to do something half-assed, not bothering, doing the bare minimum

"i don't even care about that job, i'm more or less calling it in, when i do show up for work" -disgruntled employee

by *fap* September 29, 2005

calling dinosaurs

College slang term that refers to the act of vomiting; a play on the sound that one emits during regurgitation.

Freddie drank a fifth of tequila and spent the rest of the night calling dinosaurs from the bathroom.

by Mr. T-Jay April 28, 2003

calling in rich

"Calling in rich" is to not show up to work because you're senior enough and/or so well vested and rolling in old company dough that nobody really cares what you do.

"Where's whats-his-name today? He was supposed to be in my meeting."

"If he's not there, he's probably calling in rich."

by butterlobster August 12, 2009