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moving weight

Someone who is, "moving weight", is dealing cocaine, usually in large quantities.

"Where's he going off to all the time?"
"He's moving weight."

by Nay1016 November 13, 2007

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pushing weight

to distribute large amounts of narcotics.

nigga got a S500, he must be pushing weight.

by ep June 12, 2003

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Mr. Weight

A character from The Demented Cartoon Movie who is a huge weight with the words "Mr. Weight" on him. He repeatedly falls on people, especially Bloing Gloing. Note that The Demented Cartoon Movie also features Mr. Blaster Ray Gun and Mr. Large Generic Blunt Object.

(Exerpt from the Demented Cartoon Movie)

There is a big red button on the wall or whatever with "!!!!!!!!!!" written above it.

(Someone walks up to it)

"Ooooooo!"

(Presses the button)

BANG!

(Mr. Weight falls on him)

by Dr. Blah June 1, 2005

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push weight

adj; to sell/get rid of multiple mass quantities of drugs ie. cocaine, weed, herion.

i heard john is pushing mad weight these days.
any real hustler can push weight every night

by optimoprime October 16, 2007

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vocal weight

In opera, vocal weight is a term used to describe how "light" or how "heavy" that a voice is and by extension what kind of roles that it is suited to.

Lighter voices are associated with lyric voices while heavier voices are associated with dramatic voices; lyric voices are usually brighter, sweeter, and more agile while dramatic voices are usually powerful, rich, and darker than their lyric counterparts.

Spinto voices, usually limited to tenors and sopranos, are a kind of bridge between lyric and dramatic voices, "light heavyweights" in a manner of speaking.

Vocal weight may or may not be obvious immediately; a singer needs a number of opinions before any determination is reached. Vocal weight is also a strong mark of who gets to sing what in opera. Lyric voices usually play more vulnerable characters while dramatic voices usually play bold, strong characters.

Lyric voices are strong, but they're light; they don't like to sing very loudly very often and often sound forced when they do so. Lyric voices are designed for smooth, sweet singing, agile passages and clear diction.

Dramatic voices are bigger and heavier than lyric voices and their power makes them more difficult to maneuver through flowery coloratura passages, but dramatic voices are designed to sing loudly; they can sing over a large orchestra more easily than lyric voices can and are filled with emotion in addition to power.

Spinto voices are light but powerful and are essentially lyric voices with a strong dramatic edge (squillo, or "ping"), which allows them to cut through a full orchestra (rather than sing over it like a true dramatic voice).

by Lorelili July 9, 2011

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light weight

Light weight is getting drunk really fast

"Are you a light weight?"
-No, it takes me 5 or more shots to get drunk!-
"Oh, I am because I get drunk really fast off 2 shots."

by blue_eyes July 12, 2004

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wet weight

The weight of any quantity of a substance before it is dried. In particular, a dishonest practice by drug dealers in which a dealer will sell marijuana that is not entirely dry, and therefore much heavier. If you buy wet weight weed you will get much less high per gram. The practice of selling wet weight is related to other dishonest practices such as selling cut drugs.

Man I'm killing it, riding in that brand new
Swimming through the streets, looking like I'm Shamoo
In that big body, with the wet paint
I got some pocket change, from selling wet weight

-lyrics from Im Good by Clipse ft Pharrell

by fattonyabc123 March 4, 2010

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