c4 switching

A cheap kill tactic introduced in popular maps for Halo Custom Edition on PC including c4 explosives. It describes a player who throws down a c4 into his own base, and switches sides before it blows up, thus scoring kills off of his ex-teammates.

Masterchief69 was killed by Noob8008.
Masterchief69: Stop c4 switching you bitch ass mothafucka!
Noob8008: It's an accident I swear.. *throws c4*
*Team Change Request Denied
*Team Change Request Denied
*Team Change Request Denied
Noob8008: oh shi-
Masterchief69 was betrayed by Noob8008.
Nooob8008 was banned.

by Joey Schooley February 23, 2008

The Ye Old Switcheroonie Jackmove

The act of killing the last person or people left in a Fortnite town, causing you to get all the loot with minimal effort.

Bout to pull The Ye Old Switcheroonie Jackmove on these noobs.

by Pufflesmirch April 15, 2018

Switching lanes

Switching sides, betrayal

Niggas always switching lanes. My girl switched lanes.

by Dont_switch December 21, 2018

swetchies

Another name for "sweets" in the city of Dundee

Here man, I'm away to the shops fir swetchies....

by foxxys March 19, 2011

Switching Wigs

A term used for two tweakers that keep going back and forth to the restroom to get high.

Those two women kept switching wigs the whole time they were in the restaurant.

by Ghostwriter007 December 22, 2019

Hittin' them Switches

Referencing the hydraulic lifting mechanisms found mainly on Lo-Lo's, or low-riders, in a way that infers that one is soon to vacate an area in said low-rider; literally or metaphorically

R - "Dude, that bitch is hit."
K - "I'm hittin' them switches on that shit"
R - "Word"

by FREDROCK August 8, 2006

switching vocals

Switching vocals; a sub-category within the nightcore genre that is more complex than regular nightcore. It consists of a different person than that of the original song singing it, and then being edited into nightcore. It's a very unique style that puts a very different twist to the original song itself.

Person 1: Isn't this song sung by only one person, a female?
Person 2: well originally yes, but this song is in switching vocals style, so now a male is singing it in a nightcore style.

by NightcoreZaddy October 15, 2018