" striking (into) "

 [ "strike that" ]

1: forget what I just said

  * e.g.,  ... In the brief time it took me to write this paragraph, three more emails arrived. Now I have 115 unanswered emails. Strike that: 116 

 [ "striking" ]

1: to break in and steal from somebodies house

  * e.g.,  ... "say Zay we just came back from striking and done came up onna good $1,500" 

 [ "striked" ]

1: How idiots spell struck or stricken.

  * e.g.,  ... Jim: My YouTube video just got copyright striked. 

 [ "on strike" ]

1: v. 1) engaged in a stoppage of work, services, or other activities, as by union workers to get better wages.

  * e.g.,  ... 1) The Teachers Union is going on strike due to their piss-poor wages and lack of respect by society in general. 

 [ "on strike" ]

2: v. 2) to engage in what has become an infamous French pastime

  * e.g.,  ... 2) Don't go to France in August since the entire workforce is likely to go on strike due to a cigarette shortage, the heat, a bad batch of fromage. 

 [ "striking" ]

1: 1) To be hitting something/somebody

  * e.g.,  ... He was striking the door because he got mad when it flew open and hit him in the face 

 [ "striking" ]

2: 2) To have very beautiful/unusual facial features

  * e.g.,  ... Your mom has striking features *wink* *wink* 

 [ "strike" ]

1: A typically French past-time

  * e.g.,  ... Claude: Hey Jean-Paul I'm bored what shall we do to kill time? Jean-Paul: Why don't we go on strike? Claude: Good idea, that sounds like fun! 

 [ "Striking" ]

1: Male prisoner masterbating while female c.o. watches. Could be used on streets as well for man masterbating as woman watches.

  * e.g.,  ... Man she been at dudes cell window for a minute. I bet he's striking on her freaky ass. 

 [ "strike" ]

1: to shoot someone dead; to kill a rival gang member

  * e.g.,  ... "This blood got three strikes on some crips last week." 

 [ "on strike" ]

1: broken or malfunctioning

  * e.g.,  ... My phone is on strike, hit me up on facebook 

 [ "strike" ]

1: theatre slang for the deconstruction of a production (dismantling sets, collecting rentals, removing pit instruments, etc.)

  * e.g.,  ... As soon as the house is clear on closing night, we'll have to strike the show.