one on one
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.one on one
one on one
san francisco bay area slang for a combination of cocaine and heroin, aka a "speedball". a hit of tar heroin and powder cocaine sold together on the street for $10 to $20.
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.
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.
one on one
1. When you go from dating someone to being in an exclusive relationship.
2. Becoming someone's boyfriend or girlfriend.
2. Becoming someone's boyfriend or girlfriend.
Example:
Friend 1: Dude, when are you guys gonna go one on one?
Friend 2: I'm not ready for a relationship yet.
Friend 1: I thought you were going one on one with her.
Friend 2: Naw, man. I don't want to give up the other pussy.
Friend 1: Dude, when are you guys gonna go one on one?
Friend 2: I'm not ready for a relationship yet.
Friend 1: I thought you were going one on one with her.
Friend 2: Naw, man. I don't want to give up the other pussy.
one on one
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one on one
The phrase that people say that suck at everything but is the best in their little village where they live when they lose in a team-based. Normally followed by a really bad yo momma joke.
Example:
John: God dude, you really suck at everything.
Gaylord: what, you wanna go one on one, because I'm in your mom's bed.
John: (pause) Wow... really?
John: God dude, you really suck at everything.
Gaylord: what, you wanna go one on one, because I'm in your mom's bed.
John: (pause) Wow... really?
one and one and one is three
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one for one
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.
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.