Results for “bone yard”
The chaotic zone where waves crash and dump.
A go-for-it day — green light from the universe, courtesy of an elderly pug.
Hitting your own face with hard objects in the hope of thickening the bone for a more chiseled look.
A flying helmet.
Dominoes.
Grab the board, plant your front foot, and jump the board into the air by hand.
Straightening one leg out during a grab for style.
A soft day — stay in, do nothing, the pug said so.
To get home.
A highway mile marker post.
A Jamaican, esp. of the diaspora; also a gang member
Deeply and proudly Trinidadian to the core.
The yard (of a house).
To hit a home run.
Out in the prison's fenced outdoor recreation area.
The vacant, unfocused gaze of an exhausted or shell-shocked person
A hard crash that scatters your gear across the slope.
The neck strap that holds your convention badge.
Patois for home or Jamaica itself — 'back a yard' means back home.
Cockney for telephone — 'dog and bone' rhymes with phone, clipped to the 'dog'.
Stupid-looking, gormless, vacant — that thousand-yard slack-jawed stare.
Schoolyard insult for someone who's never shifted (French-kissed) anyone.
Chicago street organization, split from the Black Gangster Disciple Nation in the '70s; backbone of half the drill scene.
A mutt — a mixed-breed yard dog, said with affection.
The inmate whose word actually moves the yard.
A Black inmate, in the yard's racial shorthand.
Mature content — open to view.
An unrepentant criminal and yard bully — the real deal, not a wannabe.
Scavenging dog-ends off the exercise yard floor.
A ballroom category judged purely on facial beauty and bone structure.
A Māori meeting complex and its courtyard
Skin and bones; very skinny (Cuba)
The area inside the opponent's 20-yard line.
Not in my back yard; local opposition stance.
Sensitive Needs Yard, for inmates who can't be in gen pop.
A yard, paddock or enclosed garden
Fracture; a broken bone.
Your physical convention pass, usually worn on a lanyard.
Twenties slang for so drunk you've gone stiff as bone.