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racheteering by maddawg16 September 16, 2013
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racketeering
Operating an illegal business or scheme (a racket) in order to make a profit, perpetrated by a structured group.
racketeering by sito88 May 17, 2014
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Ratcheteering
I'm going ratcheteering tonight with my homegirls and we are going to meet up with some fine ass guys.
Ratcheteering by FirmeRatcheta November 3, 2017
Office Racketeering
To create a threat or a problem in the office, server, process, production, or design, and then gain notoriety, kudos and/or rewards for its reduction.
Office Racketeering: Arguing that several aspects of a safe and sound design will fail if certain conditions exist. Then after tasked with solving the problem, he/she goes on to prove that the problems have been resolved through some redesign that never occurred or re-evaluation, showing the conditions will never materialize. Given the time lag, he/she came up first as someone who found the problems, and later the one who solved them. He/she is nominated employee of the month.
Office Racketeering by Cooper from Nob Hill September 30, 2011
racketeering
racketeering by LilBabyNigglets November 19, 2018
raqueteering
The act when felons, who have been convicted of racketeering, take raquets (either tennis, raquetball, or others) and try to sell them to professional athletes in order to confuse those who label them 'racketeers.'
Mike Vick: "Hey Andy Roddick, want to buy some spalding tennis raquets from me? I can sell them to you on the real cheap. You in?"
Andy Rodick: "No, I don't want to help you to further your raqueteering"
Andy Rodick: "No, I don't want to help you to further your raqueteering"
raqueteering by SteveBaron April 30, 2009
Racketeering
rak-i-teer-ing
verb
To intentionally engage upon a topic or situation, either solely or collectively, of which may normally be viewed as, "objectionable," thus, reacting in such a way otherwise viewed as, "extraordinary," with the intent of the racketeerers' amusement. Racketeering is therefore, generally, a deviant behavior for the sole purpose of entertainment.
verb
To intentionally engage upon a topic or situation, either solely or collectively, of which may normally be viewed as, "objectionable," thus, reacting in such a way otherwise viewed as, "extraordinary," with the intent of the racketeerers' amusement. Racketeering is therefore, generally, a deviant behavior for the sole purpose of entertainment.
Somebody must have been racketeering on me when they served me this chicken. I'd say it's dryer than the Sahara Desert on leap year; situational, at best.
Racketeering by 2Shey August 29, 2019
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