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made it
a slang term to describe a successful professional sports gambler.
a person who made it usually have vast knowledge of the sports he bets on; look for the best odds among the sports books and have excellent money management skills.
The term was introduced by a Canadian poster, fiveteamer, who also made a list of successful professional sports gambler on online gambling forum.
a person who made it usually have vast knowledge of the sports he bets on; look for the best odds among the sports books and have excellent money management skills.
The term was introduced by a Canadian poster, fiveteamer, who also made a list of successful professional sports gambler on online gambling forum.
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made it to commas
The term is in reference to money.
When an individual has no less then $1,000.00 (the first time a comma can appear in terms of wealth).
To finally have real money.
When an individual has no less then $1,000.00 (the first time a comma can appear in terms of wealth).
To finally have real money.
made it to commas by Sub_T July 30, 2017
made it out da hood
made it out da hood by lesbian mother November 15, 2021
Made it out the hood syndrome
The guilt of a poor person becoming more successful than their neighborhood family or peers. The person usually hides their accomplishments, pretends to be less financially secure; downplays their success.
Made it out the hood syndrome examples:
She didn't tell her friend she bought a new car, because she feels guilty that her friend can't afford a car. She has make it out the hood syndrome.
He didn't tell his friend he got promoted to director, he didn't want to feel like he was rubbing it in his friend's face.
She didn't tell her sister she went to the spa, because her sister couldn't afford to go and she felt too embarrassed to invite her for fear of "showing off." -Gurleygurlkee
She didn't tell her friend she bought a new car, because she feels guilty that her friend can't afford a car. She has make it out the hood syndrome.
He didn't tell his friend he got promoted to director, he didn't want to feel like he was rubbing it in his friend's face.
She didn't tell her sister she went to the spa, because her sister couldn't afford to go and she felt too embarrassed to invite her for fear of "showing off." -Gurleygurlkee
Made it out the hood syndrome by Gurleygurlkee May 29, 2022
made it pop up
Terrence: How did you and Yung Joc decided to work together in this album?
Slim: We were at a club talking about singing together, and we just "made it pop up."
Slim: We were at a club talking about singing together, and we just "made it pop up."
made it pop up by Marconi Blvd April 4, 2009
Made it hail
When guys are out at the strip club and they run out of bills, essentially becoming unable to 'make it rain' so they start throwing change instead.
"Man I was at the club last night and ran out of ones so I couldn't make it rain no more."
"So what did you do, homie?"
"I pulled out some quarters, nickels, and dimes and made it hail up in that bitch!"
"Aw yeah!"
"So what did you do, homie?"
"I pulled out some quarters, nickels, and dimes and made it hail up in that bitch!"
"Aw yeah!"
Made it hail by ShadzMama September 3, 2012
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Surf Dracula Syndrome
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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Your hand that you masturbate with.
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Boyfriend: Have a visit from Palmela Handerson of course!
Boyfriend: Have a visit from Palmela Handerson of course!
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