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One person (or more) that passes something to the other specified person/thing, usually something that the first person owns.

John: I need to buy a new bike. Mary: I can give you mine, for free. I'm not a bad person so I won't make you pay. John: Nice. Thanks.

As the saying "live and let live", this one is for those who give head and get upset when they hear their ex has done the same.

Me: "I heard she gave him head last night, what a tramp!" You: "Dude, give and let give... she's gone." Me: " Ugh, I never got that treatment." You: "What did you expect when you banged her Mom?" Me: "A threesome?"

Verb; a television broadcast. Portuguesism similar to the verb 'on'

"What's giving?" ("What's on TV?") "It gave already" ("The show has already been broadcast") "It doesn't give anymore." ("The television show is no longer broadcast")

when you're in a conversation with someone and instead of saying owned you would just say give or if you were getting bored of someone speaking you would simply say 'give'

1: me and laura went to the park then we went to ... 2: give (walk away)

because as shy or careless i might be if i knew where you staying I'd still run to you I'd fucking throw them bricks at your window to see you you know

I would give it a go coz hell its special you know

When a man grabs you from behind with sexual intentions but instead of struggling, you push your butt into the mans crotch and let him have it.

Robby grabbed me and tried to penetrate my orifice, but Robby is a babe so I decided giving in would be the best choice.

Not necessarily the act of giving sex but something like grinding or hand job.

Me and Annie were giving in the cinema toilet.