phrase
Street Slang
no face
· phrase · uk-drill
Masked up so no one can ID you.
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Definitions
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Operating with your face fully covered — bally, snood, hood pulled tight — so CCTV, phone cameras and witnesses get nothing. Half operational security, half drill aesthetic; the masked silhouette is the genre's signature image.
“No face, no case — pull the bally up before we step out.”
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no face In A Sentence
No face, no case — pull the bally up before we step out.
Origin & Usage
From the older street-code rhyme 'no face, no case' — the idea that without facial ID there's no prosecution. Drill made the phrase iconic.
Variants
no face no case
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