(noun) a person who has both the knowledge and expertise in injecting others with IV drugs. A hitman has skills in both finding and “hitting” veins in people that others cannot even see because a seasoned hitman will feel for the vein first, making sight a secondary sense. More often times than not this person will be compensated for their services. They are an absolute necessity and “go-to” answer for some, while to others and sometimes to the hitman themself their work is considered a hustle. Regardless they are an asset to their community as their work easily qualifies as a form of harm reduction. So when I’m doubt or unsure about your own needle skills, save a limb—call your hitman.
On any given day Nikki’s never out much money on his high. One of his hustles is being hitman for about a dozen different people who have yet to become successful at hitting themselves. Hey, he does them right and they take care of him.
by Nikki Stixx October 11, 2021
A person who kills for money. A deal is struck and the hitman is given a temporary payment then recieves the rest after the murder.
by btmkl September 27, 2007
Hired killer who takes contracts to eliminate people, no matter who his employer is. Made into an excellent game by IO Interactive, where you play as 47, a genetically engineered hitman.
by Snake January 17, 2005
Also called Cleaners, many hitmen today do very unexciting work. Mostly just making people's spouses (who they've paid to off them)look like they accidentally got in a car crash. Unlike in the movies, hitmen can be old, out of shape, unsophistocated, unrelated to any mobs and can also occasionally be women. Hitmen don't kill because they like it, necessarily, just because they like the money.
See cleaner. Also, they are in an off way related to bounty hunters, who are self employed persons who hunt for hitment.
See cleaner. Also, they are in an off way related to bounty hunters, who are self employed persons who hunt for hitment.
The hitman was paid 10 grand to off the woman's husband.
"It's nothing personal, it's just business," the hitman said as he put the gun to his head.
"It's nothing personal, it's just business," the hitman said as he put the gun to his head.
by toee May 17, 2006
by Dope Fiend February 23, 2005
I called up my hitman because I needed some maintenance
by Anon. May 19, 2004
by Xx_NoobProkiller420_xX January 13, 2021