License to Kill
The permission given by a group of people smoking a blunt to one person, allowing him/her to kill said blunt. See LTK
License to Kill by jamesdscott44 July 24, 2015
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license to kill
Usually used to describe a woman or man who is dressed to the highest degree of fineness that s/he can take someone's breath away (figuratively, i.e. not to the level of death).
note: not a legally recognized form of authorization.
note: not a legally recognized form of authorization.
license to kill by Siouxzanna May 5, 2005
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