verb
Street Slang
score
· verb · uk-drill
To stab or shoot a rival.
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Definitions
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To successfully attack an opp — usually a stabbing, sometimes a shooting — and rack up the 'point' for your side. The football metaphor is deliberate and chilling: opps are tallied like goals, and drill diss tracks brag about the scoreboard.
“Three scores this month, opps can't show face.”
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score In A Sentence
Three scores this month, opps can't show face.
Origin & Usage
Football/scoreboard metaphor native to UK drill; the related noun 'splash' (to stab) belongs to the same vocabulary of euphemism.
People Also Ask
What does score mean in this slang?
To score is to stab or shoot a rival.
How do you use score in a sentence?
"They were bragging about scoring an opp."
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