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lirik lagu drill dictionary – d1

active – dependable associate

– involved in gang activities

ahk, akhi – brother, friend (from arabic)

amm – cannabis (abbreviation of amnesia, a potent strain)

askari – police (from arabic and other african languages)

back out – draw (a weapon)

bagged – caught by the police

bagging – stabbing in the lower body

bally, bali – balaclava

bando – abandoned property

bands – coloured elastic bands tying batches of cash

banger – hit, successful song

bap – the sound of a shot or gunfire
– to fire (a gun)

bars – lyrics

beef – dispute, feud

bells – bullets

birded off, birded up – imprisoned

bitz – one’s neighbourhood

– drugs weighing more than 7 grams

blam – shoot

blow – leave, escape

– ‘take off’, achieve career success

blunt – cannabis cigarette

bones – dead

booj, buj – heroin
bookie, buki – suspicious

bora, borer – knife

box – prison

boxed, boxed in, boxed up – imprisoned

bozz – leader

– excellent

breeze off – leave town, disappear

bruck, bruk – broken (down), broke

bruckshot – sawn*off shotgun

buj – obnoxious person

bun – light up (a cannabis cigarette)

– shoot, eliminate

burner – gun
burst – shoot

cabby – cigarette containing cannabis and cocaine or cannabis and crack mix

cake – crack or cocaine

cally – cannabis

can – prison

car, cah – because

cbo – criminal behaviour order

cheffed (up) – stabbed, k!lled

chete – machete

ching – knife

– to stab

chinging – chilling and hanging out

– stabbing

civilian – non*gang*member, non*combatant

clap – attack, shoot

– steal drugs

codes – ‘postcode areas’, zones where gangs dominate

corn – ammunition

crash – raid, invade

– shoot

crashing corn – shooting your gun

crib – home

cro – cannabis

cunch – out*of*town locations where drugs can be sold

cutter – knife

cuttin – leaving, running away

– mixing or adulterating illicit drugs

dash – throw

– run (away)

dasheen – running away, fleeing

diligent – admirable, brave, cool

– dependable associate

ding dong – dispute, brawl

also dinger, dinga, ding – cheap car

dipped – stabbed

dipper – knife

don – respected person

dottie, dotty, dotz – shotgun

doughnut – idiot

drawn out – involved in gang culture, under pressure from street crime

– lured, rendered vulnerable

drenched – stabbed

driller – shooter, gang member

drilling – attacking, aggressing, invading

dumpy – shotgun

dun – k!ll(ed), punish(ed)

duppy – k!ll, dead

elizabeth – money

endz – one’s neighbourhood

4*door – saloon car

feds – police

field – danger*zone, combat area

fishing – looking for victims

flake – cocaine

flashed – stopped, pulled over e.g by police

fl!cky – switchblade knife

food – drugs

fry – shoot (at)

gassed – excited

g*check – aggressively check someone’s gang credentials

gem – weak person

get the drop – acquire necessary information

glide – drive into enemy territory

gm – (fellow) gang member

go cunch/country – leave the city to sell drugs in rural/seaside locations

got – attacked, robbed

grubby – authentic, tough (neighbourhood)

guv – prison officer

gwop – money

habsi, hapsi – black person

hand ting – pistol

hitter – gunman

hottie – sim card

iron – gun

jakes – police

joint – gun

jump out – undercover police on patrol

– emerge from a vehicle

juiced – confident, energised

– bloodstained

khala – black person

khalas! – ‘that’s enough’, stop!

ketchup – blood

kick down doors, kick in doors, kick door – raid a domestic location

kwef – violence

kweff, queff – k!ll with gun or knife, harm, attack

kweng – cut, stabbed

lacking – caught unawares, without backup

landing – prison, cell

layers – protective clothing

leggin (it) – escaping, running away

leng – gun

let rip – fire a bullet or discharge a firearm

line – a drug*dealing operation or network

link – contact, source for drugs

– make contact with, meet, collect

loud – cannabis

lurk – stalk a victim, prowl around

machine – gun

mac(k) – automatic firearm, mac *9 or mac*10 small machine gun

mains – close companions

– streets, urban zone

mash – gun

matic – gun

matrixed – placed on the london met police gang database

mazza, mazzaleen – madness, crazy situation

ments – mental, crazy

milly – a 9mm pistol

moist – disgusting, pathetic

– cowardly, weak, afraid

mop – large gun

move – criminal operation, raid or attack

nank – knife, stab

nap nap – kidnap

need – cannabis

niff – cocaine

no face – masked, with identity concealed

oj – ‘on job’, productive and successful in street activities

old bill – the police

on papers – on parole or probation

on road – outdoors, active in the streets/neighbourhood(s), eg engaged in selling drugs

on tag – fitted with an electronic surveillance device

on volts – intent on or engaged in violence

ooters – shooters

opps – enemies

opp*block – enemy territory

ot – ‘out trapping’, ‘out there’ or ‘out of town’, away on business, dealing in urban or country locations

ox – razor, blade

pagan, paigon – untrustworthy person, enemy

paper, papes – money, cash

passa – dispute, dramatic event

patch – territory

patty – slow*witted, ‘clueless’ or deluded person

– (white) female

pave – streets

pay – profitable activity, reward

pebs, pebbles – pellets or deals of heroin, crack or steroids

ped – moped

pen – prison

pepper – spray with shotgun pellets or bullets, shoot

plot – plan, set up

– hang around

– conceal

plug – a contact for drugs

plugging – hiding drugs in r*ct*m

poke – stab

pole – shotgun, gun

popo – police

posted up – hanging around, positioned to sell drugs

pree – to check out, assess (a person)

proper – excellent, admirable

ps – money

push, pusha – bicycle

put in/on a spliff – k!lled

rack – quantity of money, £1000

rambo – large knife or machete

rams, ramsay – knife

rep – promote or publicly declare for (one’s area, gang)

ride out for (someone) – to defend, even if guilty

riding dirty – going out armed and/or in possession of drugs

rise – aim (a weapon)

riz – cigarette papers

road – street*smart, active in street culture

rusty – antique or old firearm

sam, sams – samurai sword or large knife

score – k!ll or injure an enemy

scoreboard, scorecard – list of enemies k!lled, injured or defeated

scram – gun

scrum – attractive female, s*x

shank – knife

sh, shh – ‘don’t mention this’, censored item

shaved – insulted, humiliated, punished

– stabbed

sheets – cigarette papers

shot – buyer of drugs

shotting – dealing drugs

shouts – greetings, acclaim

skate, skeet – run away

skeng – knife, gun, weapon

skududu – rapid gunfire

slammer – prison

slew – ruin, defeat

sliding – driving into enemy territory

smoke – k!ll

– disappear

– conflict, violence, hostility

snitch – informer

soak – stab

spinner – revolver

spinners – petite females

spitting – rapping

splash, splash up, splash down – stab

squirt – spray acid (over someone)

stacks – large quantities of money

stain – rob

– robbery victim

stepping on toes – trespassing on or attacking enemy territory

stick – gun

sticky – dangerous

stones – bullets, pellets of crack

strally – gun

strap – gun

strip – area where drugs are traded

swimming – stabbed

swing – wield (a knife), stab

sword – knife

tan – turn red, stain with blood

tapped – tired, off*guard

tec, tek, tekky – handgun, tec*9 semi*automatic pistol

ten toes – run away, escape, invade, on foot

throwing up signs – making gang*related gestures with fingers

ting – girl

– gun

trap – neighbourhood, ‘ghetto’, area where drugs are sold, temporary location for dealing drugs

trapping – hanging out, selling drugs or waiting for buyers to contact

trey, tre – pistol

tum*tum – gun

tweed – cannabis

24s – all day

wap – gun

warhead – cigarette containing a drug

wass – stupid person

weston – handgun

wetting – stabbing, k!lling

whip – car

– break down (a drug) into smaller parts

woosh – shoot

worksy – busy, diligent

yard – home

yat – girl

yay – crack

yé – personal style, sk!ll

y.i.c – ‘youngest in charge’, young gang member taking or given responsibility

yute – young person or young people on the street

zombie – zombie knife

zoot – cannabis cigarette

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