applying
"What are you applying" Phrase used by people who are trying to find out what someone else is trying to say
"what are you applying fool?"
applying by Andy Smith November 8, 2003
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applying the handbrake
A slang term of British origin meaning to masturbate. Usually used as a comedic alternative to "Beat your meat" or any variation of that slang.
Friend: Hey, what are you doing in there?!
You: Uh, just applying the handbrake, if you know what I mean.
Friend: Disgusting, dude.
You: Uh, just applying the handbrake, if you know what I mean.
Friend: Disgusting, dude.
applying the handbrake by SwagLowMuffins June 1, 2014
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applying himself
To work hard, and own up to one's self-mistakes. Basically, changing their lazy actions and start working themselves.
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