pimp slap

plural pimp slaps · alternative pimp-slap

1. slangvulgarA powerful slap to the face.

   For additional quotations, see pimp-slap.

   5 more examples

   These silent greetings were often returned in spades, accompanied by the angry rejoinder “Nigger, what the fuck you looking at?” and a pimp slap that echoed in my eyes for a week.

   2001, Paul Beatty, The White Boy Shuffle, Picador, page 53

   […] Respect for your / Elders was lost right then— / In the pistol whippings, the pimp slaps, cold / Beatdowns and in-home invasions and / [page break] / Mass killings we read about in / The newspapers and on the “Action / News” and on all the subway trains / Fleeing the cities you inhabited.

   2002, Reginald Sinclair Lewis, "The Black Klan Killers", in Inside My Head, iUniverse, pages 10–11

   Oh thanks a lot mother yucker, and I don’t recall telling you to elaborate,I said tell me why the yuck I’m getting an “F” without me taking a test. ¶ That’s what I recall saying,but I did not say this to him. He may have given me a pimp slap.

   2004, Michael Atkinson, Life Is Amazing, Trafford Publishing, page 132

   But don’t worry Bro / I’ll get them all back... / I’m coming with a backhanded pimp slap and a fully loaded gat!

   2006, Gloria P. Glover, "Where You At Big Brother?", in Glendoria’s Creations: Poems from the Heart, AuthorHouse, page 52

   The act of using the Pimp Slap mentioned in the above article to kill/damage an NPC or vehicle.

   2007-2008, Saints Row I&II

   Synonyms: bitch slap

present singular third person pimp slaps · participle present pimp slapping · participle past pimp slapped · past pimp slapped · alternative pimp-slap

1. alternativeslangtransitivevulgarAlternative form of pimp-slap

   […] That’s what really got me pissed. I admit it. I pimp slapped her a couple times. […]

   2001, Johnnie L. Mitchell, 88 Ways to Die, iUniverse, page 27

   2 more examples

   “Hey, Indian.” Mr. Marcus, my next-door neighbor, smiled, with the gold caps in the front of his mouth shining. I felt like pimp slapping the shit out of him. How many times do I have to tell him my damn name is not Indian? I hope he’s not coming to borrow any sugar, because I’ma tell him no.

   2005, Tu-Shonda L. Whitaker, "Whatever It Takes", in Kiss the Year Goodbye, Pocket Books, page 21

   […] just when I am feeling my most smug, the hand of God reaches down and pimp slaps me into reality.

   2006, Brandelyn N. Castine, Spoken Silence: Life in 4 Parts, self-published, page 169