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Like a favor with your bros but it matters more
A Favor: "Can i borrow a nickle"

"Yea sure"

A Solid: "Yo check out that babe at the bar"

"I'll wing man that bro, dont worry, i got this"

A Favor: "I need a pen"

"Take this"

A Solid: "I shot that bitch at the bar"

"I'll help with the body"
A Solid by Chris Boshs Neck October 15, 2012
when a penis is standing up ready for lovemaking
look at Jordan, he's sporting a solid coz he's looking at porn!
a solid by Jordan's friend November 5, 2007

Do you a solid

(noun phrase) 1. A deed done usually for a close/good friend and understood as a favor; 2. A compacted bowel movement free from any signs of liquification; 3. The production and further application of an impressively hard/erect penis/cock that is both visually and physically quality material and most pleasurable to the recipient.
Bartering on her investment and hoping to get a fair deal, the young lady got in on a sweet deal. She had ended her request with the well worn words, 'Can you do me a solid on that?" The voice on the other line, clearly Nikki's, told her in no uncertain terms, "Little girl, I'm gonna do you a solid, and then I'm gonna double it cause this needs to happen for me for sure. First off, the weight will be there---no worries there. That's your first solid, dig. The other solid, now speak now or forever hold your ankles high. I mean the other solid that'll be coming with the first one is this FUCKIN' rock-hard, totem-pole cock of mine that's practically ripping through my jeans right now at the thoughts of how I'm gonna whoop your ass when I put this cock to you. So dolid's being done for you tonight, twice guaranteed. If you require more...... ask. I'm heading in your direction now, girl".
Do you a solid by Nikki Stixx November 25, 2021

Do me a solid 

The phrase "do me a solid" means do me a favor. The term was first used in the Northeastern United States, particularly in urban environments, at least as early as the mid 1980's, long prior to the Seinfeld episode usage.
Do me a solid man, lend me $5.
Do me a solid by Jonnyanthology August 19, 2013

Do me a solid 

Hey, man, do me a solid... Yeah? Lend me a fiver...

my comment: Seinfeld, schmeinfeld, we were using the expression "Do me a solid" mid-sixties in London. But I don't know where it started.
Do me a solid by TeeDubbya May 11, 2014

Making a solid 

Pooping (in your pants or toilet)
Wheres Steve?
He's making a solid.
Making a solid by xXGTGXx2 August 13, 2016
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