On my ones

"On my ones" is a popular phrase used in South East London high schools and is simply slang for “on my own”. As all slang does, the phrase slowly died out and is now used purely for comic effect. Variants of the phrase include: On your ones, Ones and One-sies.

Guy A: I'm just going to go get some chocolate.

Guy B: Don't leave me On my ones!

Guy A: Shut up...

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nair-one

(phrase}
Urban slang to express that you don't have any of a particular item. You don't even have close to one of the items in question.

Teacher: Lamont, you got a pencil?
Lamont: No mam, I ain't got nair-one.

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One Deep

A lifestyle of being your own man/woman; Independent of all other beings; A state of being non-reliant on others for satisfaction in life.

"That man lives life one deep."

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one-mississippi

Often the phrase used to count out a full second.

"On the count of three, okay?"
"Okay! One-Mississippi...two Mississippi...three-Mississippi...go!"

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hot one

A bullet

You about to catch a hot one.

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fat one

a large joint.

"I just rolled myself a fat one."

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kick one

to run from the police.

"last night while we were smokin at the park the pigs rolled up on us and we had to kick one."

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