TRICKIN

What Does Trickin Mean in a Text?

The Quick Answer

"Trickin" usually refers to spending money freely, often on someone else, especially in the context of dating or impressing others. It can also be used to refer to engaging in prostitution.

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Spending Money Lavishly

In modern usage, particularly in hip-hop or urban slang, trickin usually means spending money extravagantly, often to show off, impress others, or gain attention or affection. It can imply excessive spending, particularly on romantic interests. In this context, trickin can be used playfully or can imply that the person doing it is being taken advantage of. For example:

• "I'm gonna spend this weekend trickin on myself. New kicks, new fit, why not?"
• "Look at Rick, trickin out his car with those new rims and lights."
• "Bro, stop trickin on her. She only hits you up when she needs cash."
• "She got him trickin so bad. He paid her rent and she still won't claim him."

Soliciting

In certain contexts, particularly in older slang, "trickin" can refer to engaging in prostitution. In this context, a "trick" is a client. For example:

• "She's out trickin again."
• "Those girls are trickin just to feed their babies."
• "I was trickin on weekends to pay for my law degree."

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Trickin can also refer to engaging in prostitution.

Summary of Key Points

Trickin (Definition 1)
Definition:	Spending Money Lavishly
Type:	Word (Slang)
Guessability:	3: Guessable
Typical Users:	Adults and Teenagers

Trickin (Definition 2)
Definition:	Soliciting
Type:	Word (Slang)
Guessability:	3: Guessable
Typical Users:	Adults and Teenagers

An Academic Look at Trickin

Example of Trickin Used in a Text

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