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Pimp
Drug slang noun A regionally popular term for cocaine
Medspeak verb To interrogate another—especially medical students—mercilessly regarding knowledge of a subject, deriving personal benefit from another’s study without doing so oneself; to embarrass another person by having superior knowledge
Vox populi noun A male who controls one or more prostitutes and arranges clients for them, extracting a fee for his services as middleman and protector
pimp
verb Medtalk To interrogate another mercilessly regarding knowledge of a subject, deriving personal benefit from another's study without doing so oneself
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The American show basically shows young car owners living in Los Angeles or in southern California being picked up and their ride gets pimped for absolutely nothing.
Get Pimpin Your Car?, Get on the Road by Jack Wylde / Computers and Internet community
Dis is anuvva episode of Pimp My Ride, in which we pimp up a car TO THE MAX and dis week we have pimped up a copper riot van, innit.
How might Tim Westwood explain this pimped riot van? by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
Shot in Mexico, Airport Trucks features heavily customised or pimped up vehicles, with go-faster stripes and outrageous wheel trims, racing along an empty runway to Queen's seventies classic Don't Stop Me Now.
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