Newfoundland term. The long form of Giv'er...It signifies authorization, acknowledgement, permission, agreement, or "Go". "Give it to her" is spoken to the individual until they understand the meaning clearly and then the shorter Giv'er can be spoken instead. Failure to folow this rule may result in miscommunication and expose you to perils that come with it. It in no way shape or form, signifies blessing to fuck a female unless that motion had been previously implied. See examples 4 and 5
1..Person 1"Can I have a beer bro?"
Person 2 "Give it to her."
2.. "Wait for a sec, there's a car comming...Wait....and Give it to her".
3.."I'm gonna go score some skunk".
"Give it to her"
4.."I'm gonna pick up your sister from work."
"Give it to her." Means pick her up but do not touch her!
5..I'm gonna stick my dick in you ex's mouth
"give it to her" means you have my permission/blessing
Person 2 "Give it to her."
2.. "Wait for a sec, there's a car comming...Wait....and Give it to her".
3.."I'm gonna go score some skunk".
"Give it to her"
4.."I'm gonna pick up your sister from work."
"Give it to her." Means pick her up but do not touch her!
5..I'm gonna stick my dick in you ex's mouth
"give it to her" means you have my permission/blessing
by DonnieLee August 8, 2006
by Bchops July 19, 2009
'You've been going out for ages! Haven't you given her one yet?'
'Out of ten, I'd give her one... hur! hur!'
'Out of ten, I'd give her one... hur! hur!'
by MarkDallas June 22, 2007
by give her the onion September 26, 2015
to have sex, an obviously articulate male's way of putting it. Originated in The Catcher in the Rye.
How'd your date go last night man?
Awesome, we drove up to lookout point and i gave her the time in the back seat.
Awesome, we drove up to lookout point and i gave her the time in the back seat.
by lauren February 22, 2005
by JeffGOLDbloom May 31, 2017
by Adrock July 17, 2004