slump buster n.— «Are you a slump-buster? Anyone jump on a grenade for the boys, with you lately?» —“Re: Get ready for a beating” by Terry May Usenet: alt.fan.jim-rome July 12, 1998. (source: Double-Tongued...
bump and run n.— «When faced with a wildfire, structural firefighters employ a technique called “bump and run,” which they practiced Monday night in Sunriver. A fire truck backs into the driveway of a home and firefighters...
woo-woo adj.— «I am curious how they handle this particular song, since surely our slightly woo-woo preschool, which decorated paper Easter eggs for “spring” while seemingly making an effort not to actually mention Easter...
jump-out n. a (sudden) arrest made by undercover police using unmarked vehicles; a police officer or detective who makes such an arrest. Also jump-out boys, jump-out gang. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
jump out boys n.— «He emerges from a wood-frame house and quickly rides off, watching vigilantly for Miami police cruisers and “them Jump Out Boys,” the undercover vice cops rolling in unmarked rental cars.…”It’s...
merk v.— «I jump at da oppritunity to ruin thee/ truthfully you aint got a chance, i merk you brutally/ have you in ICU and the cops persuin me.» —“yo! peep dis battle and vote” Usenet: rec.music.hip-hop Apr. 28, 2000...