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Documented by Steinbeck, it refers to the particular skill of a good bouncer- the ability to eject an unruly patron with a minimum of damage.

It refers to Ass and Collar; the grabbing of the trouser belt and shirt collar, and then lifting and swinging the patron out of the premises, having him land on his hands and knees, and on occasion, chin.

The Bum's Rush is considerably cruder, relying on the pain of a twisted arm and mutual momentum.
If they was an Olympic event for A and C, Wide Ida would win it easy.
a and c by yraster November 22, 2010
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This is a a and b conversation c your way out

Brian this is a a and b conversation c your way out

a and b the c of d

Means Above and Beyond the Call of Duty. Means very good.
That food was A and B the C of D
a and b the c of d by zanec August 20, 2005
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A and B the C.O.D.

Above and Beyond the Call Of Duty
That work you did is really A and B the C.O.D.
A and B the C.O.D. by Frank Rider August 22, 2009

A and B the C of D

Phrase. Abbreviation for "above and beyond the call of duty."
Wow, 58 home runs in one season? That Ryan Howard went A and B the C of D.
A and B the C of D by LeRose525 September 29, 2011

Mr. A and B the C of D 

someone who is the coollest person i've ever met. the

A= Above
B= Beyond
C= Call
D= Duty
-dude did you see Mr. A and B the C of D?
-no man who is he?
-HE IS ONLY THE COOLEST PERSON TO LIVE!!!!!!

A and b the c of d

Its like a subset , A and B is a subset of C and D , also A and B and C and D are Unionly related .
Their the Family is A and B the C of D
A and b the c of d by U.D November 23, 2021
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