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Heating up your ships main cannon
Child: *fapfapfap*
Mom:What are you doing I heard something?
Child:uhmmmmm nothing
Mom:Heating up your ships main cannon?
Child (silently:) FUCK
Mom:What are you doing I heard something?
Child:uhmmmmm nothing
Mom:Heating up your ships main cannon?
Child (silently:) FUCK
Heating up your ships main cannon by BJC2002 April 20, 2012
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Heating Up/On Fire
A rule in beer pong which states that if a player makes three cups in a row without missing, he/she may continue shooting on his/her turn until he/she misses. Although house rules vary, the player may have to call when he/she is heating up. Upon successfully making two cups, the player would have to call "Heating up," and after the third consecutive cup, the player would have to call, "On fire."
Heating Up/On Fire by welsknight January 3, 2009
heating
1. A gang/mafia term regarding the illegal traffic of guns. This references how a automatic type weapon heats up with prolonged use and how stolen goods are "hot".
2. Also, referring to the act of selling or using these guns. Particularly in assassinations. This is in conjunction with the word air-conditioning
3. A cover for a gang/mafia business in illegal use of weapons.
2. Also, referring to the act of selling or using these guns. Particularly in assassinations. This is in conjunction with the word air-conditioning
3. A cover for a gang/mafia business in illegal use of weapons.
Pre-heating
First step of three in beer pong leading to being "on fire"
After making one cup, a person may say I am pre-heating. If he makes their next shot, he will be "heating up." And if he make their next shot after that, he are "on fire"
Coined by the famous Marshall Finkelstein.
After making one cup, a person may say I am pre-heating. If he makes their next shot, he will be "heating up." And if he make their next shot after that, he are "on fire"
Coined by the famous Marshall Finkelstein.
Marshall: Yo it's my first shot of the game and am already pre-heating.
Ian: Bro so am I!
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Christian: Pre-heating muthafuckaaaaaaaaaaaa
Ian: Bro so am I!
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Christian: Pre-heating muthafuckaaaaaaaaaaaa
Pre-heating by Upstanding Citizen 331 December 4, 2011
pre-heating
The preparation of 420. Such as the loading of a bowl, rolling of a joint or blunt, or preparing whatever piece one may have. The process of preparing to get baked.
Steven: What are you doing right now?
Sarah: I am pre-heating in my car.
Steven: I'll meet you to get baked in a few.
Sarah: I am pre-heating in my car.
Steven: I'll meet you to get baked in a few.
pre-heating by Slk16 February 5, 2015
Healthing
When health becomes a verb. The act of consciously living well - not only making smart lifestyle decisions but also actively seeking knowledge to navigate medical treatments and care.
Healthing means that I commit to doing all that I can to seek the knowledge I need to keep my body and emotional well-being in the best shape they can be in.
Healthing by Iamlisamachado July 26, 2020
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I watched "Smallville" on Netflix the other day. Dude, it was ten seasons of filler before he finally flew! Major Surf Dracula Syndrome!
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