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Off the BOLT 

1) When somebody’s going insane… their bolts have come loose
2)Same as off the chain but white people don’t have to say it sarcastically anymore like they're making fun of saying off the chain (but in reality they use the word all the time!)
3)A bolt will come off when its not screwed on tight enough- therefore “off the bolt” can imply baggy vaginal labial or rectum.
1. Calm down Lil, you're off the bolt!
2. Djonik is off the bolt!
3. Her ba dunk-a-dunk is off the bolt. She's been places!
Off the BOLT by Ckopapyk September 9, 2004

Ride the bolt 

To put a rifle (usually from behind) in between an unsuspecting victims legs (usually a guy) have a buddy or a group of buddies grab the other end and proceed to yank said rifle plus victim up and down so as to ruin victims junk.
Did you see peanut. I'd hate to ride the bolt!!!
Ride the bolt by Gdiaz453 January 25, 2009

Jolt the bolt 

To furiously thrash the pork sword for release of seminal fluids
strewth my spuds are the size of space hoppers i really need to jolt the bolt before they burst
Jolt the bolt by Colonel fuckstick January 26, 2014

Hit The Bolt 

in short, it mmeans, RUN AWAY!, its just a cooler way of saying it
Hit: Meaning like, do it now
The: not sure how to say it, but u know what i mean
Bolt: running fast (like "bolting")
Hit The Bolt by Dj187 May 3, 2009

the crimson bolt

When your fucking a girl when she is on the rag then you pull out and your dick is crimson, just like the crimson bolt

The cum bolt 

The first thunderous strike of semen that shoots out like lightning.
She caught the cum bolt right in the back of her mouth.
The cum bolt by Barkalodean August 7, 2019
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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

or, in a positive usage:

"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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Ajumma wait a moment
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Slop Grenade

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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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