One is
Used in descriding location in accordance to another object or person. Can be used in
agreement or
disagreement with statements depending on context. Preferably used after a sentence for more
emphasis on the fact no one has any idea what they are taking about.
one on one
by dieselgirl on Aug 08, 2003 04:06:51
1. A game where the only opponents are two people playing against each other.
2. Also know as
speedballing; a mixture of cocaine and
herion, most often
injected.
Example:
1. Jack says
to Tommy, "
Let's play a game of one on one"
2. After getting out of
lock-up, I said to myself, "I'm 'bout ready to head downtown and gets me a one on one!!"
one on one
by Home slice on Aug 15, 2005 12:03:47
one on one
by PGrace on Aug 05, 2003 12:07:57
one and one
by fresh stallion on Apr 13, 2010 00:16:55
one on one
by beau "oma" taylor on Mar 15, 2010 01:34:05
Example:
if youre in a san francisco neighborhood such as
the mission, and you hear a guy
calling out "one on
oners, one on oners", hes not challenging you to a game of basketball.
The One One
by Aneres on Apr 13, 2016 23:33:50
The person that makes you change everything you said
you wouldn't ;
put it down in every way ; the one you meant to be with ; time enough : able to control without force ;
Mesmerizing
one for one
by Kyle Taylor on May 09, 2007 12:38:33
In
paintball, when a player on one team and a player
on the other team mark (shoot) each other at the same time, therfore resulting in a "one for one", one player is
eliminated with another player from the opposing team.
Example:
Larry ran
to bunker Steve and Steve shot Larry as Larry shot Steve. The
ref couldn't tell
who shot first, so he called a one for one.
on one
by Kuahmel on Jan 23, 2009 13:30:06
one on one
by Juppy George on Jan 17, 2009 01:35:00