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To the curb
1. to dump someone; to leave behind
2. to put someone to work <for you> (originally like a pimp to put his ho on the street to work for him as a prostitute).
Colloquially is often used with the verb "kick" as to "kick <somebody> to the curb".
1. to dump someone; to leave behind
2. to put someone to work <for you> (originally like a pimp to put his ho on the street to work for him as a prostitute).
Colloquially is often used with the verb "kick" as to "kick <somebody> to the curb".
1. If he does that shit again I'm gonna put his ass to the curb and leave his ass out there.
2. She don't clean house AND makes you pay for everything!? You need to kick that skank to the curb and tell her to earn her keep.
2. She don't clean house AND makes you pay for everything!? You need to kick that skank to the curb and tell her to earn her keep.
by westsan February 9, 2009
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2) to take the lead on a campaign, program or project.
3) sometimes used when requesting back-up
etymology: the "point man" is generally the person in charge. The "point guard" in basketball is the player that runs the teams offense. His main objective is to score points.
2) to take the lead on a campaign, program or project.
3) sometimes used when requesting back-up
etymology: the "point man" is generally the person in charge. The "point guard" in basketball is the player that runs the teams offense. His main objective is to score points.
A) I'm running point on this so I need you to guard for me.
B) This is a difficult project. Who do you have that can run point on this?
B) This is a difficult project. Who do you have that can run point on this?
by westsan September 24, 2011
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