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What is gun it?The quick and easy tool to end a fight. Man: Dont fuck with me cause I know Martial Arts! gun it - videoGun it - what is it?A term describing the act of bending a female over in the doggy position and fingering her vigorously with your hand in a gun like shape. "What's that machine gun noise upstairs?" "Trust lad john must be using the gun on Lauren" What does "gun it" mean?A complex arrangement of metal parts that is capable of discharging a lead peice at very high speeds, high enough to penetrate fleash and thin slabs of wood. Serves as humankind's (so far) permanent replacement for spears, staffs, swords, daggars, etc. as most effective weapons. Most commonly used for self-defense, murder, killing hostiles, recreational shooting, the standard issue weapons for armies, militias, etc. Guns aren't the problem. It's criminals, irresponsible people, and totalitarian shitheads getting a hold of them that's the problem. Gun it - what does it mean?The greatest thing you can bring to show and tell. "He has a gun!" Gun it - meaningGuy 1: Hey, I got a gun! Gun it - definitionGun goes pew pew Gun it - slangOriginally used by pilots to alert their wingmen/AWACs that they are in dogfight range and firing their cannon as opposed to their longer-ranged missiles. John: KAKOW! Hotties at 11 O'Clock... I got the one with the weater hogs... Gun it1) To shoot the mother* who stole your crack. I'm gonna gun it to some crack whore. Gun itwhen there is a yellow light on a traffic light, and you know its going to turn read and you are approaching it, you speed up so you are not stuck at the red light. "Shit, that yellow is going to turn red any fucking second now" Gun it(v.) To push with full force. Most commonly used to say sprint (whether person, racehorse or car). The likely origin of this could be a starter pistol, although the fact that a bullet leaves a gun at full speed and never slacks seems more probable. I've got to gun it to catch the next train to Scotland! |
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