Gang Slang Terms (Law) Flashcards

Questions and Answers

What does the term '187' refer to?

Cocaine amount

Gang member

Murder threat (correct)

Police code

What does '5-0' mean in gang slang?

Code for police (correct)

Gang member

A type of weapon

A drug type

What does '8 Ball' refer to in gang slang?

Fight to kill

A derogatory term

1/8 an ounce of crack cocaine (correct)

Nickname for a gang member (correct)

What is meant by 'Bang'?

Fight to kill Signup and view all the answers

What is a 'Banger'?

A gang member Signup and view all the answers

What does the term 'BG' stand for?

Baby gangster Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Curb stomp' refer to?

A vicious beating Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Homies' mean?

Friends of gang members Signup and view all the answers

What is a 'Gangsta'?

Gangster or criminal Signup and view all the answers

What does the acronym 'O.G' stand for?

Original Gangster Signup and view all the answers

The term 'Cap' means to _____ someone.

shoot Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Rolling' mean?

Being connected with a gang Signup and view all the answers

What does the term 'Slanging' refer to?

Person working as drug dealer Signup and view all the answers

What does the term 'WNR' mean?

With no respect Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Gang Slang Terms (Law)

187: Refers to murder or the act of committing homicide.
5-0: Slang for police, indicating law enforcement presence.
8 Ball: Indicates 1/8 of an ounce (3.5 grams) of crack cocaine; can also refer to a gang member with a related nickname.
Bang: Implies a fight with lethal intentions.
Banger: A term for a member of a gang.
BG: Stands for "Baby Gangster," typically a younger or less experienced member.
Bitch: Derogatory label for a gang member who does menial work for higher-ranking members.
Bk: Short for "Blood Killer," excluding rivals from the Blood gang.
Bro: Treatment of a fellow gang member akin to calling them a brother.
Can: Threat to use bear mace against someone.
Cap: To shoot someone.
Ck: Means “Crip Killer,” referring to acts against the Crip gang.
Crabs: Slang used by rival gangs towards Crip members.
Curb Stomp: A brutal method of attack involving a victim's head being stomped on while on the curb, often leading to death.
Dis: To show disrespect towards a gang member.
D.K.: Denotes a "Deuce Killer," referencing the Deuce Gang targeted by the Indian Posse.
Down: Indicates a gang member's allegiance; incorrect answers can lead to severe consequences.
Filthy Few: A patch indicating someone killed within the Hell's Angels motorcycle club.
Filthy Few Forever (FFF or 666): Refers to the Hell's Angels' apparel featuring "666," marking loyalty.
Flap: Refers to a quarter gram of cocaine.
Gangsta: A term for a gangster, typically involved in criminal activities.
Graffiti: Artistic representation of gang symbols or signs.
H A: (81): Abbreviation for Hells Angels; 81 denotes the 8th and 1st letters of the alphabet.
Homies: Friends or close associates of gang members.
Hood: The territory or neighborhood a gang claims.
I.F.E: Acronym meaning "In Full Effect," indicating total control over an area.
Jacked: Describes an individual being robbed.
JOJ: Refers to a gang member "Just Out of Jail."
NSK: Stands for Native Syndicate Killer, associated with gang 204, made up of ex-Native Syndicate members.
O.G: Denotes an "Original Gangster," often a founding or long-standing member.
P.K.: Stands for "Posse Killer," a term used by rival gangs against Deuce or Crips.
Rag: A bandana symbolizing the colors of a gang.
Represent: Expressing gang affiliation through attire and symbols.
Roaches: A derogatory term aimed at members of rival gangs (specifically the Deuce gang).
Rolling: Indicates being affiliated or linked to a specific gang.
Slanging: Describes a person who sells drugs as a dealer for a more senior dealer.
Slobs: Refers to rival gangs of the Indian Posse.
Shanked: Refers to the act of stabbing someone.
Straight Up (str8⬆️): Emphasizes honesty, especially regarding gang loyalty.
Step Up to the Plate: Indicates a gang member accepting a challenge from a rival.
Swarm: A tactic where numerous gang members encircle and assault a victim.
$: Represents money obtained through criminal activities like robbery or drug dealing.
WNR: An abbreviation for "With No Respect," used to signify disdain.

Description

Test your knowledge of gang slang with these flashcards that cover various terms used in criminal contexts. Each term includes a definition to enhance your understanding of the language within gang culture. Ideal for law enforcement professionals and enthusiasts alike.