Put a grip on it

To put your BEST effort towards any action.
To do hard work.

"Adam, stop eating like a little girl and PUT A GRIP ON THAT porter house! "

"Bridget was giving adam a handjob, when Fran walked in and told her she was doing a terrible job and to PUT A GRIP ON IT BITCH!"

"It's about that time to put a grip on my Dimitri(vodka)"

"Daggett..... Put a grip on it"

by NotchBF February 2, 2009

fap on it

Masturbating before making any decision regarding females.

James: I can't tell if I should fuck my ex or not
Tom: Just fap on it, then you will know.

by Johng123 August 2, 2011

i got 5 on it

It Means to contribute $5.00 to someone who has some good ass weed so they can smoke it too. Usually when one cops the weed they make others who want in put some money down to let them smoke it as well.

Also a song by Luniz a Bay Area rapper "I got 5 on it"

"no, me ain't my homie to begin with,
it's too many heads to be poppin at my friend hit it
unless you pull out the phat, crispy
5 dollar bill on the real before its history
cos fools be havin the vaccum lungs,
an if you let em hit it for free,
you hellar "dum-dum-dum-dum"

I got 5 on it,
grab your 40, let's get keyed
I got 5 on it,
messin wit that Indo weed
I got 5 on it,
it's got me stuck and not go back
I got 5 on it,
potna lets go half on a sack

- Luniz

by yayman November 4, 2007

Shit on it

When something bad happens”shit on it”

Omg gran just git hit by a car “shit on it”

by Bum hole licker July 4, 2019

Got zombie on it

So waisted, you're basically the living dead walking around. Hence, zombie.

"Got zombie on it", after smoking that...

by H6RR6R$H6W September 10, 2013

suck on it

1. that's too bad; deal with it; put up with it; tough luck; tough titty
2. exclamation of triumph when you want to rub someone's nose in it

1. BILL: I just missed out on first prize in the lottery by one number.
OWEN: Suck on it.
2. As you play the winning move in a game of skill or chance against others, you call out, "Suck on it!"

by yorrick hunt January 17, 2008

not to put too fine a point on it

"Excuse me for being blunt" (i.e., "excuse me for making a pointed comment.") Followed by "but" and a blunt statement.

Not to put too fine a point on it, but you were the one who suggested we should split up so we could search the creepy old house more efficiently for the axe murderer.

by Bob Kanefsky August 30, 2008