jink v.— «Jink: To maneuver violently to avoid a threat. “I jinked to ditch that SAM.” “I jinked to avoid the First Shirt.”» —“USAF Slang” by maddog2840 in Las Vegas, Nevada F-16.net June 21...
revolving bastard
n.— «He’s nothing but a revolving bastard. No matter which way you turn him, he’s still one.» —by John Whitlatch The Iron Shirt May 1, 1973. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
TDSU n.— «I even survived unmolested the sharing of a tent on an ITC camp (ITC = Initial Training Corps) in Wales with a housemaster who was to go on to achieve notoriety at another public school for his near manic enthusiasm for TDSU...
sleeve v. to decorate an arm with tattoos. Etymological Note: Directly related to a sleeve tattoo which covers the same arm surface a shirt sleeve might. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
hudda n.— «While the literal translation of the shirt is the police code for homicide (“187”) followed by gang slang for police (“hudda”), many Valley police, school officials and gang experts see it another way:...
187 n.— «While the literal translation of the shirt is the police code for homicide (“187”) followed by gang slang for police (“hudda”), many Valley police, school officials and gang experts see it another way:...