got his
Used to describe when someone, after doing something stupid or wrong to someone else, has something stupid or wrong done right back to them, e.g. as an act of revenge.
got his by yuseifudo2009 November 5, 2009
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got his back
got his back by Zuter May 4, 2007
got his balls wet
got his balls wet by cdoo56 November 13, 2011
got his ass packed
got his ass packed by dmillswvu82 February 23, 2023
Got his grown man up
Yo, some kid was gettin in some run on the courts back in the day, and he straight got his grown man up on some cat that tried to block his shit.
Got his grown man up by medschoolghettoadvisor March 10, 2008
Got His Ass
Got His Ass by Bob Tibbles November 23, 2006
Got his tit caught in a ringer
When you find yourself in a tricky or difficult situation, especially as a result of your arrogance.
Donald Trump isn't going to be able to pay off his $300 million loan because he didn't make any money on his project. He really he got his tit caught in a ringer.
Got his tit caught in a ringer by Northeastern Smarty Pants January 27, 2021
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