verb

• To steal

  I didn't have the money so I just klepto-ed it

  More words meaning: to steal

  by Cassie L., Durango, CO, USA, Mar 31 2004  (Edit definition)

verb

• to break one's kneecaps as a form of punishment.

  More words meaning: to punish

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Aug 31 2009  (Edit definition)

adverb

• stolen.

  I bought it cheap because it's knocked off.

  More words meaning: stolen, stolen goods

  by Matthew R., Blackpool, United Kingdom, May 31 2004  (Edit definition)

verb

• To steal.

  The boy glommed onto the toy and then kyped it from his friend.

  More words meaning: to steal

  by Mac, Denver, CO, USA, Jan 25 1999  (Edit definition)

• One who comes out of nowhere and snag's another person's food before they have know what's happening. Any land mammal can be a Landshark, as long as it uses speed to steal someone's food. The food they steal is commonly called a "Land Dolphin."

  He swooped in on that fajita like a landshark!

  More words meaning: thief

  by Chad V., Swartz Creek, MI, USA, Feb 08 2003  (Edit definition)

• a punishment for something small.

  You deserve 30 lashes with a wet noodle.

  More words meaning: to punish

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Sep 21 2009  (Edit definition)

• to steal.

  He maced my green!

  More words meaning: to steal

  by ben, Bordon, Whitehill, Hampshire, UK, Mar 03 2003  (Edit definition)

• police.

  Uh, oh! Look out, man..manny.

  More words meaning: police officer

  by julie m., Las Vegas, NV, USA, Aug 12 1998  (Edit definition)

• Noun. Basically, a male nanny.

  Todd is getting a job as a live-in manny at the Simpson house.

  by Andrew H., Dunwoody, GA, USA, Feb 17 2003  (Edit definition)

intransitive verb

• to leave.

  Yo, I am about to merk.

  More words meaning: to go, leave, exit

  by Majid Q., Ocean City, NJ, USA, Apr 14 1999  (Edit definition)

• to run or make a quick escape.

  I was cutting class and i saw a security guard coming, so i merked out of there.

  by Anonymous, CT, USA, Jan 28 2008  (Edit definition)

transitive verb

• to steal or take without permission.

  That shirt is pretty nice, I might have to merk that off of you.

  More words meaning: to steal

  by Jessica S., San Francisco, CA, USA, Dec 20 2002  (Edit definition)

• to kill.

  Man if you keep running your mouth im going to merk you.

  by Leonard R., Saint Petersburg, FL, USA, May 20 2004  (Edit definition)

• to defeat someone as in a game or competition

  by Leonard R., Saint Petersburg, FL, USA, May 20 2004  (Edit definition)

• Short for Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Also RCs, Gendarmes ("Jon-d'arms"), RCMPigs. Origin: Canada, Gendarmes comes from the French "Gendarmerie Royal Du Canada."

  The Mounties are coming!

  More words meaning: abbreviations (list of)
  More words meaning: police officer

  by Dan M., Saskatoon, SK, Canada, Aug 20 2002  (Edit definition)

• the police/cops.

  Slow the whip down dog, Nab Jones is right behind us.

  More words meaning: police officer

  by Boodro C., Montclair, CA, USA, Jun 17 1998  (Edit definition)

• v. to tattle on someone, usually in order to gain something for oneself Origin: narcotics agents for the DEA 'narc' drug users.

  My sister narced on me to Mom because she wanted to use the car this weekend.

  by Robin, Virginia, USA, May 15 1999  (Edit definition)

• etymology: from narcotics, used to denote an undercover police officer or agent attempting to catch someone for drug violations. Also as a verb, to "narc" on someone, or tell on them.

  that guy is a narc.

  by John C., CA, USA, Jun 20 1999  (Edit definition)

• Origin: From the word "narcotic" which is a group of drugs. Often police act as narcs to infiltrate drug dealers, etc.

  by Mitch F., Cary, NC, USA, Dec 11 2001  (Edit definition)

• an undercover narcotics enforcement agent (derogatory).

  by Anonymous, Frederick, MD, USA, Apr 19 2002  (Edit definition)

• Narcotics officer

  Uh, oh, you just sold some blow to that NARC!

  More words meaning: police officer

  by Anonymous, Mar 07 2003  (Edit definition)

• To tell on someone, to rat someone out

  Tom just narced on me for last night, so I have to go beat him down.

  by Matt R., MA, USA, May 10 2004  (Edit definition)

• To steal something. Another London usage, this is now so widely understood in all but the most genteel circles in England that it's almost ceased to be slang.

  I had my car nicked last week.

  More words meaning: to steal

  by Joshua R., Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, UK, Oct 27 1999  (Edit definition)

• to arrest.

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Aug 11 2009  (Edit definition)

noun

• Condition or shape, generally related to physical condition.

  He is in good nick .

  by Peter L., Penang, Malaysia, Oct 21 2004  (Edit definition)

• a police or black heilcopter that flys around with spotlight on.

  More words meaning: police helicopter

  by phill, Tampa, FL, USA, Nov 17 2001  (Edit definition)