To go over or check something one time, real quick to make sure everything is in order, is clean, is complete, etc.
Ok everyone let's do a one over before company arrives!
I did a one over on Kay's math homework and she missed at least 3 questions.
I did a one over on Kay's math homework and she missed at least 3 questions.
by ICouldBeUrMom13 September 27, 2017
The bank made a mistake in the loan agreement and he was able to get one over on them by making them honour it.
by The Blacker Vegetable November 22, 2013
by Alexandra July 30, 2004
by #YoGabbaGabba* March 11, 2015
1. I got so pissed off at what a bitch Samantha was being that I totally waked one over on her ass.
2. Joe is going to wake one over on Bobby so bad he won't be able to walk for days.
2. Joe is going to wake one over on Bobby so bad he won't be able to walk for days.
by synchrohobbit February 28, 2006
by ironlung95 July 28, 2010
slightly obscure this one, but was nevertheless widely used for a while in central london. it means to chill, relax, often along with smoking weed. derived directly from cotch, its root is interesting... the mathematicians amongst you will know that hyp(cos) is written 'cosh', and pronounced 'cotch'. this is trigonometrically equivalent to one over hyp(tan), or '1/tanh', pronounced 'tanch'. most people are unaware of this - its nevertheless used widely.
by CJC Corn November 25, 2004