Gridlock

a tactical ploy carried out in emergency situations when a team is narrowly losing. occurs when gridlock is summoned to the field to undertake a special play and win the match. usually occurs with only seconds remaining.
player: “coach, there are only 5 seconds left and we are down by a goal.”

coach: “get gridlock out there, he will kick it from fifty.”
a blockage of something (from the severe road traffic stalling situation)
the gridlock in web traffic is due to the worm’s payload.
when a person is incapable of removing themselves from the grid due to an attachment to their phone, computer, or job either by choice, addiction, or priorities.
i wanted to go camping this weekend, but i’m totally gridlocked.
a checkerboard grid of tiny cornrows or dreadlocks tightly braided as a women’s hairstyle. usually african-american.
lashonda got her hair done in gridlocks after her gel manicure.
1. a complete lack of movement or progress resulting in a backup or stagnation: “the political gridlock that prevented… the president and congress from moving expeditiously to cut the budget” (robert d. hormats).

2. a malaprop coined by a particularly inbred country yokel whom is currently leading a startup software company.
“b-tch, go home and tend to your nappy-lookin gridlocks.”
when two people are -ss-to–ss simultaneously sh-tting into one another’s -ssholes.
dude, mortimer, did you see eleanor and priscilla gridlocking last night? it was off the chain.
v.
the feminized c-ck block (a.k.a. blocking the box). the origin of this term comes from city traffic signs (“don’t block the box”) in order to alleviate rush hour traffic conditions where cars are stopped in the middle of an intersection. in these situations, blocking the box inevitably results in gridlock.
(a female):”i’ve just been gridlocked by that s-xy dyk-‘s friend.”

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