paint with a tar brush v. phr.— «He said he objects to gun owners being painted with a “tar brush” based on the “so-called miscreancy of a few.”» —“Councilman wants city to crack down on ‘assault’...
boot party n.— «Inmates throughout the BOP suffer boot-parties on an alarming scale because of this “trick bag.”…A few lumps on my head and a paint job on my eyes is far better than what could happen if I didn’t...
paint job n.— «A few lumps on my head and a paint job on my eyes is far better than what could happen if I didn’t immediately fight—a boot party from my own people.» —“Cell Survivor” by John Bowers Salt Lake City...
car porn n.— «Mr. Foose is the Vargas of the custom-car world, a gifted artist who begins each project by drawing a visionary, airbrushed version of what he has in mind: a low-riding dreamboat usually, with a hood scoop, chromed headers...
king v. among graffiti artists, to (pervasively) paint one’s name or symbol (throughout an area); to own an area through tagging or bombing. Etymological Note: The verb probably derives from the noun king ‘chief or principal person; the best or top...
paint n.— «I am a KISS fan, the forever lasting paint on my arm tells the story.» —“Re: Stop The Bullshit On This News Group!!” by Dan Eidet (youconfess@kcnet.com) Usenet: rec.music.artists.kiss Nov. 19, 1997...