to grape 

to attack some one using grapes; throughing an number of grapes at someone or something

when i was two i was graped and now i have a fear of grapes.

i am going to grape someone if i dont get a sandwhich soon.

to grape by dumblond15 June 30, 2010

Grape to raisin 

A testicle party trick. With scrotum exposed, one will grasp firmly either testicle, and say to the audience "see? grape!" He then pushes it through the grasp in his hand, only holding onto the wrinkled scrotom that was previously stretched tight around the testicle (the result resembling a hairy raisin), which is his cue to tell his audience "now it's a raisin!". Usually done while drunk and on ritilan. Originated in Bloomsburg PA in the mid-1990's

Who wants to see grape to raisin? And have you ever seen my grandfather's watch?

Grape to raisin by The real Kyda August 11, 2010

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.9.Three Thousand Miles To Graceland...No Blue Prints...I Never Stop...I Smack Her Back No Sebastian Johann Bach...If She Is Greased Up...Down And Alone Is The Sunflower Deed...Right...I Went Left To Start...I Will Not Stop.9.

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<.7.9.7.6.>Three Thousand Miles To Graceland...No Blue Prints...I Never Stop...I Smack Her Back No Sebastian Johann Bach...If She Is Greased Up...Down And Alone Is The Sunflower Deed...Right...I Went Left To Start...I Will Not Stop<.7.9.7.6.>

<.7.9.7.6.>Three Thousand Miles To Graceland...No Blue Prints...I Never Stop...I Smack Her Back No Sebastian Johann Bach...If She Is Greased Up...Down And Alone Is The Sunflower Deed...Right...I Went Left To Start...I Will Not Stop<.7.9.7.6.> by Adujasty343 July 13, 2025

Grade-to-Effort Ratio 

A wonderful ratio that shows how hard you must try in high school in order to virtually keep the same grade, as you would normally. This is perfect to lazy people, as colleges will see a 98 and 93% as the same: an A. If someone must try their ass off to hold a 98 percent, and let's say they put in a 10/10 effort. The grade to effort ratio is 9.8. However, if the same kid does a half ass job and still gets a 93%, lower but still an A, their grade to effort ratio will be rougly 93/5 = 18.6, much higher.

The same holds true for GPA. Let's say someone has a 3.9 and tries to the maximum (10/10), the grade to effort ratio will be 3.9
Let's say their friend has a 3.7 and they didn't do shit all year (6/10), the grade to effort ratio is 6.2

The thing is, it is exponentially harder to achieve just a few percent higher, yet if you suddenly stop trying hard, your grade will barely drop. I don't recommend this if you're teetering between a B+ and an A- for example, but if you have an 86, and try your ass off, you could do half ass work and still get an 84, the same result.

This does not work for everyone but many people can relate to how they have to bust a nut just to increase their grade by 1 percent, and how they can maintain their current grade with half the effort.

Joey and Brandon, two high school kids of similar academic aptitudes...

Brandon - "Yo Joe, whats ur GPA, I have a 3.68 and i'm busting my ass to do it"

Joe - "Ha, you try-hard, I have a 3.65 and i'm just chilling in all my classes"

Brandon- "Well i'm still doing better"

Joe - "But is it worth staying up all night studying, missing practice, and having no friends? Just for an extra 0.03 percent?

Brandon - "Yeah I guess dude, no matter how hard I try, I can't break the 3.7 barrier;I figure if I just jack off the rest of the year, I"ll basically get the same grade"

Joe - "Exactly, increase your Grade-to-Effort Ratio, its not worth the extra 0.03 points to not have a life."

Grade-to-Effort Ratio by The One Wise Man June 13, 2013

From Amazing Grace to A Floating Opportunity 

An old Southern term an African-American mother uses to describe an long and sometimes well deserved, ass-whooping in order to warn her child, or others who cross her. This African-American saying, used as a motherly warning, first popped up in the 1930 play Mule Bone by Langston Hughes and Zora Neale Hurston.

“You’d better behave, or I’ll knock you from amazing grace to a floating opportunity!”

From Amazing Grace to A Floating Opportunity by ajcub225 June 7, 2019

stick to your grapes 

Variation of the sayings, “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it," or, "go with what you know." An attempt to keep a person grounded. Don't try to get all crazy, extravagant, and lofty knowing you're a simple person.
You don't know anything about eating exotic fruits like papaya or star fruit. You're a basic muthafucka eating apples and grapes.

1. Chill son, stop gettin all crazy, you betta stick to your grapes and go with what you know muthafucka!
2. You know you can't afford that platinum chain. you better stick to your grapes, get some white gold, and be happy!

stick to your grapes by adedeezy 5000 July 24, 2006