Results for “Opp Spot”
An enemy, a rival, someone on the other side — short for 'opposition'.
Your opposite number — close mate at work.
A fan who irrationally defends her male idol's bad behavior.
Performing a trick or rotation in the direction opposite to your natural one.
Mature content — open to view.
The block or area where your enemies — the opps — live and operate.
Korean for 'older brother' used by women — turned into stan-speak for an older male idol.
Your enemies, rivals, or opposition — especially a rival crew, gang, or anyone who's against you.
Dropping straight into the most contested zone on the map.
A hard-to-reach, dominant position that locks down the whole ring.
The part of a move's hitbox that hits hardest — the spot you actually want to land.
The weak part of a move's hitbox — the one you don't want to hit with.
A spot on screen where a boss attack simply can't touch you.
Welsh-English for the fly on a pair of trousers.
Excellent, massive, a belter.
Drill brag: smoking weed named for a killed enemy.
Killing rivals — or symbolically smoking weed strains named after dead ones. Chief Keef coinage.
Houston DJ technique — slow the track, chop it up.
An automatic rifle, usually an AK-pattern — Southern rap's go-to word for a heavy gun.
The up-and-down butt-bounce dance — NOLA's original twerk.
Deerskin mittens with a wool liner — Yooper deep-winter kit.
A Kenworth tractor.
Finished your apprenticeship — or the last beam is set on the building.
The ceremony for placing the highest beam on a building.
When the Bottom tries to steer the scene against the agreed power dynamic.
A police officer.
resentment of high achievers
A request for someone to spot your lift.
The person assisting and guarding a lifter's set.
Straining so hard your neck veins bulge out.
Repeatedly dishing slick assists
To score 30 points in a game
Added minutes at the end of a half for lost time.
Rhyming slang for copper (policeman); source of 'grass'.
A contemptible or annoying person
A microwave oven.
Thoroughly soaked; drenched.
Frequently changing employers to advance or boost pay.
A fair or funfair
A five-dollar bill.