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A slightly archaic euphemism for "hitting the family jewels." First used in the NFL in 1986 in an NFL game where the Jets defense tackled the Bills quarterback and starting hammering the qb right in the baby maker.
Second usage was during the Maryland vs North Carolina State football game where Number 69 of NC was penalized for doing the same thing.
In straight terms: punching someone in the balls.
*after the flag was thrown*
Referee: "Personal Foul, Number 69, offense. He was "giving him the business". Fifteen yard penalty, first down!"
*two friends talking*
Guy A: "Man, I would like to beat that bastard in. He makes me sick to the stomach."
Guy B: "Make sure you give him business while you're at it."
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"Yo man, did you fuck her yet?"
"Yea, and I was giving her the deodorant too bro."
"Thats ill son"
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If a woman can "Give a dog a bone", it is to be taken as a compliment that even animals find her attractive. It is taken from the nursery rhyme.
Nick knack paddy-whack give a dog a bone, this old man came rolling home.
"Casandra would give dog a bone!"- wayne's world 2
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(verb) to have a polite conversation with someone who is trying very hard to socialize with you
when a person with asperger's syndrome tries to talk to you about his interests, you will most likely give the third ear
when a woman is afraid to be a bitch, she will give a guy the third ear
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You don’t want to know what it means to give you the turtle!
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What someone says when they want free likes and for some reason everyone gives them like. Mainly for tiktok clout.
Tiktok Exmple:
Random Comment: Look at my name (Name: give me like)
Me: Uh
YouTube Example:
Random Comment:
I really miss *dead person name*
Like if you agree
Me: Now that's just immoral, using a dead person for likes on a comment. *gives dislike*
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