Results for “five spot”
A five-dollar bill.
The police — from the TV show Hawaii Five-O.
The five core components of Vogue Femme: hands, catwalk, duckwalk, spins & dips, and floor performance.
A five-dollar or five-pound note.
Signal received loud and clear; all is well.
The unpopular MRE beef frankfurter entree.
A hard-to-reach, dominant position that locks down the whole ring.
The part of a move's hitbox that hits hardest — the spot you actually want to land.
The weak part of a move's hitbox — the one you don't want to hit with.
A spot on screen where a boss attack simply can't touch you.
If more than five orifices have tubing in them, the patient won't make it.
A request for someone to spot your lift.
The person assisting and guarding a lifter's set.
A contemptible or annoying person
A ten-dollar bill.
Spot Report — an immediate report of an observed event.
Noseriding with five toes hung over the board's nose.
A noseride with five toes up front but weight kept back.
The five administrative divisions of NYC
Helping someone lift safely by being ready to catch the weight if they fail.
Holding an unexpected spot instead of the standard one.
Repositioning to another spot when the enemy shows up somewhere else.
Aiming at the spot an enemy will appear before they peek.
A memorized spot and aim point to land an ability on a target you can't even see.
A player who hides in weird spots and plays sneaky for the cheap pick.
A player who won't budge from one spot, usually tucked in a corner.
A raised spot that gives you the angle and the advantage.
The spot in the lane where the two creep waves crash and hold position.
Map bushes that hide you from sight, prime ambush spots.
Grouping all five early and rolling through towers as one unstoppable AoE blob.
Landing at the busiest, loot-richest spot for instant chaos and early kills.
Dancing in and out of cover to bait shots or spot the enemy.
A squashed low res run for a wider, easier-to-spot enemy.
Stashing Crypto's drone in a hidden spot so it scouts safely.
Flicking back and forth on the spot to bait and control space.
A short, timed score-attack shmup — usually a frantic two-to-five-minute run.
Defenders piling up at one spot to wall off a push.
Welsh oxymoron meaning 'soon-ish' — could be five minutes, could be an hour.
The drug-dealing spot, or the street life around it.
Out-of-town spot where city dealers go to push drugs.