Results for “Ledge”

A low wall or block used for grinds and slides.

Grabbing the ledge yourself so the opponent can't grab it to recover.

To say hello — or to acknowledge you know someone.

The Marine Corps battle cry — used for yes, hell yes, motivation, acknowledgement, or just to fill silence.

Acknowledged. Got it. Message received.

A short-handled sledgehammer swung one-handed, usually around 3–4 lb.

A heavy short-handled sledge swung two-handed.

a soft 'yes' (with acknowledgement)

In my knowledge; as far as I know.

To ask someone for their knowledge or ideas.

Employees withholding knowledge and ideas from their employer.

Emphatic radio acknowledgement that a message was received.

Sliding on the underside of the nose along a ledge.

Sliding on the underside of the tail along a ledge.

A slide propped up on the tail with the wheels on top of the ledge.

Riding straight off a ledge or gap into a landing without grabbing.

A ledge running down alongside a set of stairs.

A boxy obstacle combining ledges, rails, and banks.

Riding urban terrain like ledges, rails, stairs, and curbs.

A shallow newcomer fan with little real knowledge.

The euphoric moment your crush, idol, or favorite finally acknowledges you.

Patois for 'understood' or 'I get you' — agreement and acknowledgement in one word.

To genuinely know what you're talking about — to have real knowledge or taste on a subject.