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Pounds Around
The douchey attempt by somebody to gain group recognition for an undeserving joke. Typically requested by someone who assumes a false position of leadership, "Pounds Around" is usually met with group silence, tension, and the overwhelming urge to distance themselves from said speaker.
Guy: "Knock knock"
Group: "Who's there?"
Guy: "Nobody other than the hot babe I just scored! Pounds Around!"
Group: "Who's there?"
Guy: "Nobody other than the hot babe I just scored! Pounds Around!"
Pounds Around by UnderworldLeader October 28, 2012
Related Words
Pounds baby, pounds
To reinforce or establish in conversation the correct measurement is in pounds, not pieces or any other measurement system.
Lemme tell you somethin’ pal.
I’m benching at least 350. No problem.
You’re benching 350 pieces?
You better believe it,
but no… 300 pieces?
What the fuck are you
talkin.? pounds baby, pounds!
I’m benching at least 350. No problem.
You’re benching 350 pieces?
You better believe it,
but no… 300 pieces?
What the fuck are you
talkin.? pounds baby, pounds!
Pounds baby, pounds by Sparktorious D.O.G. December 10, 2020
Pounds Vag
Pounds Vag by Jolly Judd January 29, 2009
Pounds up
A gambling game played which involves 2 or more people taking turns to throw their own coin against a wall. The objective being to get their pound as close to the wall as possible. Whoever gets the pound closest to the wall wins all the coins played in the game. This game is most commonly played by young people aged below 16 years with their friends.
Pounds up by Street definition March 8, 2020
Pounds from
"Pounds from" is something like
when you have to do something and
you don't care much about the feelings of the other people.
when you have to do something and
you don't care much about the feelings of the other people.
"Pounds from my brothers, cause I need to leave." means "Sorry for my brothers, but I have to leave (now and I don't care of what you're saying!)."
Pounds from by Hard Buddy July 2, 2005
pounds on deck
Pounds on deck
Instead of stacks on deck, pounds on deck! First used by Soulja Boy while he was in Europe.
Instead of stacks on deck, pounds on deck! First used by Soulja Boy while he was in Europe.
pounds on deck by Caiti333 March 2, 2008
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