An expression of agreement, especially in a context of negotiation. Obviously rooted in business language.
by Praetorian September 29, 2005

1.past tense of getting knoced out, or just punched in the face, without any retaliation
2. when someone gets punched in the face and there is noticable damege to their grill
2. when someone gets punched in the face and there is noticable damege to their grill
by BMoo July 17, 2006

by Simon August 28, 2003

by goochiar August 26, 2003

the past tense of the verb you call someone when they sell out, meaning they messed something up for a great amount of people
by thisgalll25 May 23, 2018

when someone does something wrong in the pitch like wrong pass and the opponent goes and score so you shout to that player that did the pass SOLD
goalkeeper: tries to pass to his fellow winger
ball: gets robbed by the striker
spectators and the other team: SOLD HE SOLD
ball: gets robbed by the striker
spectators and the other team: SOLD HE SOLD
by letallec April 19, 2020
