| Writer's Vocabulary |
| You can go over a "tag" with "throw-up", but not go over "throw-up" with a tag.You can go over a "throw-up" with a "piece",but not go over a "piece" with "throw-up" - Moral Code |
| Boming - To go and out to get your name up as much as possible. Bite - One who copies another writers style. Buff -To remove graffiti from a surfacce. Burn - To piece better than the next writer. Burner - A wild style piece, executedd to perfection with style and color. Cap(s) - (Fat and skinny,) Different spray can nozzles to vary width of spray. Crew -A group of writers who paint together. Down - In part of a group or action example.Example: He's down with us. Fade - To blend colors. Going over -A writer who has gone over another with their name. Hit - To write your name on any surface with paint or ink. Kill - To hit or bomb excessively. King - When you are recognized by other writer's of being the best or most of survice. Lay-up - Where trains are parked when out of survice. Panel piece - A painting done below the windows and from door to door of a subway car. Piece - A painting, short of master piece. Piece book - A writer's sketchbook. Rack - To steal. Tag - A writer's signiture. Tagging-up - Writing your signiture( could be on anything.) Throw-up - A name painted quickly with one layer of paint and an outline. Wak - Unexperienced or untalented writer or ugly work. Wild style - A lettering of the piece you cannot hardly make out. |