phrase
Street Slang
OT
· phrase · uk-drill / nyc-drill
Out of town — usually meaning trapping drugs away from home.
0
Definitions
1
Out of town to sell drugs — running supply somewhere far from home turf where the prices are higher and the competition thinner. UK county-lines lingo that crossed the Atlantic.
“He's been OT for two weeks, came back with bricks of cash.”
by community
0
2
More loosely — anywhere away from your neighbourhood, on a trip or a mission.
“We're OT this weekend, Atlanta then Miami.”
by community
0
OT In A Sentence
He's been OT for two weeks, came back with bricks of cash.
We're OT this weekend, Atlanta then Miami.
Origin & Usage
Abbreviation of 'out trapping' / 'out of town' — UK drug-supply slang for the county-lines model, borrowed wholesale by NYC drill.
Comments 0