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a big roll of bills. hustlers and dealers carry knots of money. can be held with a rubberband. its a whole lot of bills folded in half, then in half again, and rubberbands hold them together good. small time hustlers and dice players usually have a lot of ones, thats how u can tell.

damn, ol boy got a fat knot of ones. yea he been playin dice.

head, uppermost part of the body containing the brain, mind

Rock yo knot - nod your head "What happened to that kid Jack-O?" "Didn't you heard, he got shot in the knot"

A roll of $20 bills.

"I'm makin' knots from these hustles bro."

knots is when two people are drawn to each other,and hold a connection with each other but both are too scared to admit how they feel about each other and live each moment with each other creating knots never being able to spit the words out. though they both feel the connection, knots are created each day just by being in each others presence not being able to give each other the love that between them both .

they both were on the same page just reading at a different speed, love in the air but the fear of being hurt wondered as well creating {knots} in each others life

British slang, not that common any more. An insult, Knotted makes reference to either your guts or your willy. Always acompanied by 'Get...'.

"Get Knotted, you bastard". "He can go get Knotted".

a roll of 20 dollar bills equal to 100 dollars

he was trying to fake knots with a stack of 1s

To walk around in a random manner, whilst conducting a reconnaissance.

Andrew was knotting around the golf course when he stumbled across a work colleague. The military patrol was knotting around southern district when they were engaged by an enemy patrol.