bring the heat
(verb) The act of adding power to anything. A term typically used in pool. It can be used when a person adds a rediculous amount of force, often more than needed.
bring the heat by Michael l October 25, 2006
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bring the heat
1. Dude, I got to level 10 on Bring the Heat! He was literally bringin' the heat tenfold!
2. I was bringin' the heat the other day while my roommates were S'in each others D's! Gross!
2. I was bringin' the heat the other day while my roommates were S'in each others D's! Gross!
bring the heat by Ryan Fitz May 4, 2006
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bring the heat by tinysinger99 October 18, 2006
gravity brings the heat
Hey Jake, what's up?
Jens says "my canckles hurt because I have been on them all day."
Jake says "it's gravity, that's why I like to present myself and plow you after hours, "gravity brings the heat""
Jens says "my canckles hurt because I have been on them all day."
Jake says "it's gravity, that's why I like to present myself and plow you after hours, "gravity brings the heat""
gravity brings the heat by anonymous February 18, 2022
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