Country Dictionary

used in tha jectz it a slang term for "i aint goin out without a fight"

OG 1- "nigga u kno wat dat motto iz" OG 2- "4sho kill or be killed"

DMV term To agree with someone or about something.

“Shawty be wildin’” “Kill moe”

intransitive verb sometimes used interjectionally with an object (as a personal or reflexive pronoun) to express success after having a good night. Typically used by a comedian : to celebrate the one (1) good night on stage out of 100 (one hundred) without unfairly or harsh criticism by audience.

1. Jay Ward had the room rocking & "Killed It" on stage tonight. 2. The only place Woody Batilaran "Kills It" is alone with his hand at the end of the night. 3. I once saw Jamie Ward "Kill It" at the Improv but I was really high that night.

to make one un-alive

i wish to kill that man of yours.

Absolutely dominating

Wow! That's half price chocolate promotion is killing it!

The term used by non-english speakers to declare that somoane died.

An article from a russsian newspaper: Sooy fore poor englesh Were were yuo wen mihail was kill? i is at home polsihng cennon ball wen pjotr call "mihail is kill" "no"

A lo-fi, jug & banjo-esqu, garage rock, blues band headed by Alison "VV" Mosshart and British Jamie "Hotel" Hince. The duo stared off hopping band to band until VV overheard Hince practicing his guitar in the hotel room above her's. The two became sole mates and maintained a long distance relationship with one another until edventually releasing some amazingly lo-fi songs under the simple name, "VV and Hotel." In 2002 they released a single entitled "Black Rooster EP" under the name "The Kills" in Britian before it was picked up for the U.S. Shortly there after, they released their first album "Keep on Your Mean Side" in 2003, which maintained their anti-music industry attitude. The Kills are quite shy for being musicians. They rarely give interviews, and VV's so nervous to preform in front of a large audience, she ussually chain-smokes and vomits regularly before shows. In 2005 The Kills released their second album, "No Wow", which deviated from the course they had previously laid down for themselves to follow, and went into more of an artistic "post punk" yet still sounded just as, if not more, stripped down as Keep On Your Mean Side.

The Kills' most noteable songs are: Fried My Little Brains Keep On Your Mean Side Pull-A-U Keep On Your Mean Side Black Rooster Keep On Your Mean Side No Wow No Wow The Good Ones No Wow Murdermile No Wow