Results for “hot box”
To smoke in a sealed space to fill it with smoke.
Healing over time, a heal that ticks you back up gradually instead of all at once.
Landing at the busiest, loot-richest spot for instant chaos and early kills.
Dropping straight into the most contested zone on the map.
A short, deliberately provocative opinion fired off for reaction.
Older nickname for Atlanta — now tourist-coded and locally cringe.
Behind you with something that will burn you — move.
The standard-sized stainless pan every commercial kitchen runs on.
Heating a seized bolt with a torch so it'll finally turn.
The elite hand crews that fly anywhere to fight the worst wildfires.
A hot water bottle
An internet-connected wallet, convenient but more exposed.
Extremely flashy, spicy ball-handling
Third base.
A murder charge.
Medication taken under nurse supervision.
The heated servery where meals are dished up.
A car stripped down and souped up for speed, the centerpiece of greaser culture.
Jazz Age for just right, pleasing, or pleasingly attractive, everything's swell.
Going prone mid-gunfight to drop under their aim and win the close-range duel.
One player running the team's brain — calling moves, fights and objectives.
A close-range 1v1 melee scrap, usually in the Smite jungle.
Enemy's one hit from going down — finish them.
A close-quarters Fortnite scrap fought inside built 1x1 boxes.
The invisible zone on a character that has to be touched for a hit to land.
A hitbox that sticks out past the character's hurtbox, so the limb can't be hit.
A Ryu/Ken-style character with a fireball, an anti-air uppercut and a forward-moving kick.
The invisible region a game checks for collisions — in shmups, often way smaller than your ship.
The brain of the team calling the plays mid-match.
Lottery-ticket bet on an obscure coin going 100x.
Long narrow NOLA house with rooms in a straight line front to back.
Narrow NOLA row house with rooms strung in a single line, no hallway.
UK street slang for dealing drugs.
A sawn-off shotgun — Jamaican patois that crossed into UK drill.
A drug customer — the buyer on the other end of the trap line.
The inmate whose word actually moves the yard.
A small walk-in clinic, no appointment needed.
Ordering every test under the sun and hoping one of them lands.
The big lockable steel chest where a crew's tools live overnight on a jobsite.
Espresso pulled with more water for a longer extraction — a lungo.