struck

an adjective black people use to describe someone who’s acting crazy or someone just flat out making money and f-ckin b-tches
deandre was struck as h-ll last night in da club that n-gg- was all over shawnita
a perfectly sized loaf of bread. so people know exactly how big the loaf must be.
a: do you wan’t a loaf of bread?
b: yes

a: how big?
b: a strück
the sudden need to p–p that requires immediate action
get the f-ck outta my way! i’m struck!
used as an adjective – when found in a terrible situation such as getting lost or being marooned on an island or otherwise in some manner of dire situation, one is said to be ‘struck’ – can also be expressed as ‘struck diesel’ for added emphasis (with extreme emphasis on the ‘die’ part of diesel)
gabe: oh cr-p, the tire went flat!
chris: aw man, we’re struck!

howard: aw man, i’m so hungry and there’s no food in the house and the store just closed 2 minutes ago!
laura: struck diesel!
the act of strangling, nearly to asphyxiation, perhaps to semi-unconsciousness or unconsciousness, during s-x.
in extreme circ-mstances, the expression “struck her down” can be used when unconsciousness occurs, especially when combined with the end of the female -rg-sm.
transitive verb usage – “struck you!”
a combination of the words strangle and f-ck.
d-mn, she’s so hot i could struck her all night, i bet she loves it.
adjective describing how one feels after hitting their first gravity bong.
the first he hit the gb, he was f-ckin’ struck.
v. used only in the past and past perfect tenses.

1. to administer violent s-xual contact, usually to the r-ct-m.
samantha was expecting a quiet, romantic evening with mitch, little did she know that she would get struck.

“another d-ck move like that, and you’re gonna get struck.”

“did you see the bruises on lance’s arms, vince?”
“oh my god, yes, tim, he must have gotten struck last night.”

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