good for

verb To be "good for" something means that you can be counted on to provide said goods or money.

> Look at that one over there! But I'm all out. Maybe you can pay for the lap dance this time?
> You know I'm good for the tips!!

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yoyo-ing

verb In basketball, keeping your dribble alive by simply standing in one place and bouncing the basketball. Made famous by legendary Los Angeles Lakers play-by-play announcer Chick Hearn.

And here comes Magic yoyo-ing up and down...

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bully

adjective Used to describe someone acting like an ass.

I'm sorry about that last message. Listen, maybe I was being a little bully. Here are some others.

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in the refrigerator

To say that something is in the refrigerator means that it's a sure thing. Made famous by legendary Los Angeles Lakers basketball play-by-play announcer Chick Hearn.

announcer #1 > can we put this one in the refrigerator?
chick > this game is in the refrigerator!

sort you out

verb To sort out means to resolve some unfinished business or problem with someone or something.

bentley's gonna sort you out!

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poppin' out all over the place

when describing a female, means one of two things:
1. she's fat: literally popping out of her clothes
2. she's popping out in all the right places (t + a)

"whoa--look at that one over there"
"day-um! that shit is poppin' out all over the place!"

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sports hound

noun A person who eats, breathes and lives sports. The sports hound is well-versed in many different sports and can recite plenty of trivia of players, teams, statistics, etc. Plenty of hours are wasted watching sports on the sports packet set of tv channels available from the cable tv provider. He or she is often clad in an official sports jersey of his or her favorite team. This species is most commonly found in the USA.

Kevin made beaucoup tips on pizza deliveries to sports hounds on Sunday.

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