The Score

A great band that has great music and deserves all the respect like they cant make a bad song ive listened to a heap of their songs and i loved em.

for the people that see this i hope you enjoy The Score like i did

and if you do wanna check em out here is there link
www.youtube.com/user/thescorenyc

Hey have you heard about the band called The Score 'no' you should check em out

by MattyBoi07 October 18, 2020

down the shore

What everyone from Jersey and Pennsylvania calls going to the beach. Don't tell me people for Jersey don't say this cause I lived here all my life and trust me 97% of the people call it the shore. the other 3% being transplants from other states. There is nothing wrong with calling it the beach. Honestly I like the term beach better but it doesn't matter. La playa, shore, beach. whatever you call it it is fucking awesome.

Californian: Dude let's go to the beach
Jersian: Yo let's go down the shore
Mexican: Porque no vamos ir a la playa?

by Jersey Kid November 22, 2007

By the shores of Gijagumay

An exclamation of surprise, used after receiving shocking new information. Said by psychic detective Shawn Spencer from the brilliant tv-show Psych.

By the shores of Gijagumay! It really was you who stole all the biscuits, Bobby.

by Killane August 28, 2010

The Score

When a person is generally very astute, and possesses common sense and both self and worldly awareness. For example, someone who is fairly well read, always up to date on current events, can carry on a conversation, and is able to think critically and form his/her own opinions while watching mass media with a critical eye, and is an overall competent individual in life, is someone that knows "the score". People who "know the score" are also characterized by resourcefulness, and the ability to get things done no matter what.

Andrew is a very clever dude. He knows the score.

Mark is a tool. He doesn't have a unique thought in his head, and his common sense is lacking. He doesn't know the score.

by editor256 October 13, 2008

down the shore

This term is used by people in the Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware "tri-state area" to describe the general vicinity of the coastal barrier islands in relation to inland locations. People not familiar with the barrier islands of the mid-Atlantic coast are often confused by this term. "Why not just call it 'the beach'?" they say. This question reflects ignorance of the mid-Atlantic geography where the barrier islands form pleasant beach-fronts and bay-fronts both. Because of the narrow shape of these islands, one can easily access the beach and the bay, where there are different views and recreation activities available. So, when someone from, for example, Philly travels to the coast, they are not necessarily going to "the beach". They are going "down the shore". When they arrive to the barrier island and they roll down the windows and smell that salty breeze, they are "down the shore".

Phone conversation:
"Hey, are you going down the shore this weekend?"
"Well, actually, I'm down the shore right now! But yeah, I'll be down here this weekend too! Maybe we can go to the beach. Maybe we can go to the bay for a bit and watch the sunset. Maybe we could go to the boardwalk, get some salt water taffy, fries and pizza perhaps. Play some mini-golf, you know. Whatever we decide to do, it's gonna be great, cause we'll be DOWN THE SHORE the whole time!"

by slimmm January 22, 2010

down the shore

1.) Where folks from Phila. and southeastern PA go during the summer.

2.) The Jersey shore.

Rocky: "Yo, where you goin' this weekend?"

Adrian: "I'm goin' down the shore to my condo in Wildwood."

Mick: "Just watch out for all the bums parked in traffic on the Schuylkill and the ACX."

by Penn Stater July 3, 2004

even the score

to exact revenge, to exact retribution

He tried to even the score but did consider what the full outcome might be.

by The Return of Light Joker April 18, 2009