acquire
by roosterduck on Feb 01, 2009 04:01:47
v. Highly technical military term, meaning "to steal." Generally used in an
operational setting. Stolen resources are typically the spoils of
pilfering another
unit's equipment.
Example:
Platoon Sergeant to Private: where the fuck is your
Kevlar (helmet)? You better find it before Close of Business!!
(as the sergeant leaves)
Specialist to private: don't worry about it, we'll "acquire" one from
third platoon.
acquiring
by L A Odicean on Dec 18, 2011 16:55:15
acquire
by Gloone on May 16, 2011 00:53:06
Example:
police: so, where exactly did you get (piece of expensive software / movie / album / any and every type of modern media / gold
bullion / etc.) from?
you: why, i 'acquired' it from a 'reputable' 'vendor', sir!
police: okay,
move along
you:
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tactically acquire
by Kreator89 on Feb 08, 2010 06:43:53
Example:
*
Knifehand* Go tactically acquire some toilet paper, I don't have time to walk all the way over to the
px and I don't want to
bathe after I take a shit, you understand me?
acquired taste
by Midi4n on Jan 07, 2007 23:55:59
Acquired Toxicity
by Lalari on Apr 28, 2021 15:33:12
It is a behavior that is learned over a period of time, which cannot be
unlearnt because it is
imbibed in one's personality.
I acquired it
by Petey Nelsom on Oct 11, 2007 06:22:01
A phrase used when a person without the necessary means comes into
possession of an expensive or rare item. The "
acquired" is usually drawn out to denote the
metaphorical use of the word.
legally acquire
by Shay Guy on Sep 16, 2009 10:46:28
Example:
When you ask where you can get
Eden of the
East, do you mean
where to legally acquire it, or where to, uh, "legally acquire" it?
acquired scrotum?
by Scrotometer #5 on Sep 30, 2006 19:30:46