clockwork

used to describe a detailed process or activity that proceeds without problems.
my bike performed like clockwork today.
1.term used for “hustling”

2.winding your body in a clockwise motion (females)
“now lemme see you get that block work rolling
lemme see you get that clockwork going
fiends copping by the clockwork flowing
all day and all night
till them s.w.a.t. cops rolling
or that clock stops going
homie, get on the grind like clockwork
two for five or a dime, that’s clockwork
shorty
you ain’t gettin off the hook that easy
lemme see that clockwork
she said look that’s easy
move it around, and around, and around, and around like a clock chick
to the sound, of the sound, of the sound of the clock’s
shorty, move that behind like clockwork
and spin around to the sound of how the clock work

….if you gettin’ money
that’s clockwork
if you hustlin’, that’s clockwork” -juelz santana, clockwork
to be money making all the time…
“get on the grind like clock work”
artificial soldiers created by the n-z- empire in the 1990s. the name derives from the managerie of gears located at the joins of the clockworks. look like rusty skeletons, with haunting, emerald green eyes.
thousands of clockworks stormed the reichspalace in berlin in order to overthrown the fuhrer.
adjective. dealer term used to describe a person who regularly purchases buds in small quant-ties, rarely, if ever, picking up weight. therefore, costing the custy more money in the long run, and after a long period of continued clockwork-like activity, annoying the dealer as well.
timely custy: -knock knock knock-

dealer: yo man, you hear a knock at the door?

dealer’s roomate: yeah…must be 6:30, clockwork is here.

dealer: oh, i’ll go get a gram out then.
someone who doesnt have the ability to control his/her actions. one who submits, and yes the greatest thing to ever come out of kings park
holy f-cking sh-t! clockwork just ripped up the stage and made children bleed.
an up-and coming hip hop emcee straight outa ptl.
now introducing: clockwork

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