DSL: noun acronym for 'dick sucking lips.' That is, full, 'bee-stung' lips. That girl has DSL. Your girlfriend has some great goddamn DSL. My BBW ex-girlfriend had the absolute best set of DSL 's that I've ever encountered. Once again, it proved my theory that it's virtually impossible to get a bad blow job from a fat chick. High stakes definition: if you have high stakes in something such as a venture or decision, you have a major. Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples.

Heat/heater is slang for 'gun' (definition #14) and to pack has an informal meaning 'to carry, deliver, or have available for action' (v. Definition #8).So 'packing heat' means that you are carrying a gun (and are ready to use it). According to the Oxford English Dictionary, here is the first citation for this phrase.
Poker face definition, an expressionless face: He can tell a funny story with a poker face.

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verb, pokerfacing, The act of pretending to make love to someone other than who you curently are with.

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