Merk off

[JustAlilBit]

Hello, Does anyone have any idea what this expression could mean? "Hop in that thing and merk off" I understood first part "Hop in that thing" what about that phrase "merk off" ? I tried to use dictionaries, but unfortunately they couldn't help me. If I have made a mistake please correct it. Thank you.

[bhaisahab]

Hello, Does anyone have any idea what this expression could mean? "Hop in that thing and merk off" I understood first part "Hop in that thing" what about that phrase "merk off" ? I tried to use dictionaries, but unfortunately they couldn't help me. If I have made a mistake please correct it. Thank you.

I've never come across it. Where did you find it?

[Tdol]

According to UrbanDictionary, it means leave quickly/escape/run away: Urban Dictionary: merk

[JustAlilBit]

I've never come across it. Where did you find it?

"LIL Wayne - Hustler music"

[LeTyan]

Hip-hop music is a bad bad source for English learners.

[JustAlilBit]

Hip-hop music is a bad bad source for English learners.

I know, but I love English language more than you can imagine. All my life I spend free time with English I listen to BBC radio, rap, hip-hop, movies, slang etc. It's awesome.

[emsr2d2]

I know, but I love English language more than you can imagine. All my life I spend free time with English I listen to BBC radio, rap, hip-hop, movies, slang etc. It's awesome.

It's good that you listen to English all the time, but don't rely on lyrics, especially rap and hip-hop to be examples of good grammatical English.

[Rover_KE]

...don't rely on lyrics, especially rap and hip-hop to be examples of good grammatical English...

...and don't expect us here at Using English to be au fait with ever-changing trends in rap and hip-hop slang.

You'd better bookmark the Urban Dictionary as well as the standard OneLook Dictionary Search.

Rover