to raise cattle

(v.) to start beef with someone in a slow, brooding manner.

Compared to starting beef, raising cattle tends to be a more open and controlled grudge-holding process. It must be nurtured over a long period, like cattle on a farm, and can last several years.

Eventually, however, the grudge-holders may slaughter their cattle and convert it to beef. At this moment, they grudge-holders might begin tussling at a pre-game, heckling each other on campus, or fist-fighting in the middle of the quarterly marketing meeting.

Max: "I hate Erin."
Lou: "Time to raise cattle."

raising two

getting ready to leave, peace out, action of- raising two fingers for the peace sign

Homie: ayo i gotta roll, raising two

Dude: Hey you leaving
friend: yea raising two

Kansas raised

A mix of helpless teens, full of stolen booze from pa, and mid weed sold by your local gas station employee. You can find these wild hogs sporting a mullet with the sides of the head shaved driving lifted trucks.

Oh don't mind Gauge, he's just Kansas raised

Raise A Floppa

Raise a Floppa is a game that got banned a lot of time only because of the description (Click the Floppa 4 in game money) but it's back now.

Let's play Raise A Floppa

Raise the roof

An ancient hand gesture suggesting that the roof is being raised by ones awesomeness. This almost extinct gesture can still be found in rare cases by middle aged douchebags, bald overweight men, and circus folk.

That five dollar hooker blew me better than that homeless guy. Raise the roof yall.

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virtual raise

When contracting, rather than raising one's rate, instead billing more than necessary for work completed. Has the effect of increasing one's virtual hourly rate.

Did you get that big raise you were hoping for?
> Nah, so I just billed for more hours. Virtual raise!

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Raising the goatee

In modern American slang, it means to have a person's goatee raised at someone in a sign of displeasure or contempt. The term, which is a take on the phrase "raised eyebrows", was first brought into popular usage because of the aggressive facial expressions of former Pittsburgh Steelers coach Bill Cowher (who wears a goatee from time to time) to his players and officials from the sidelines of National Football League games during his tenure.

Damn, all I did yo is beat you at darts. Why you raising the goatee at me?

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