Hey Ashiwani, 1) ''Snuck up' is the past tense form of ''sneak up'', which means ''to move or operate furtively or surprisingly toward someone.'' 2) ''Shivved (past tense form of ''shiv'') = ''a shiv'' is a knife, razor, or other sharp or pointed implement, especially one used as a weapon. The verb ''to shiv'' means ''to stab (someone) with a shiv.'' 3) ''Pick on'' (someone) = ''to treat someone badly or unfairly, especially by teasing or bullying.'' 4) ''Bleed out'' = ''to lose or cause to lose all or almost all of the blood from the body.'' As for the whole line above, let's rewrite it more clearly, shall we? ''You snuck up and shivved that guy that was picking on me out on the basketball court and he bled out in front of everybody.'' = ''You moved furtively towards the guy who was bullying (or harassing) me, stabbed him with a shiv (knife or razor) and made him bled out in front of everybody on the basketball court'' Hope that helps!!!

Snuck up = approach without being seen Shivved = stabbed Picking on = making fun of or bullying or making a fool out of Bled out = bled a lot, lost much blood

Well this is pretty violent haha. Snuck up (present tense is sneak up): to come close to someone without them knowing. Shiv: a knife-like weapon made from things you have, usually used in prison (to shiv means to stab someone with a shiv) Pick on: to bully or treat someone badly. Bled out: to bleed out means that blood is leaving your body

snuck up = approached someone from behind without being noticed shivved = stabbed with a shiv shiv (since you're bound to ask) = a weapon made from ordinary household items that have been sharpened to a point picking on = targeting a person to engage him in a fight or to bully him bled out = lost too much blood and bled to death

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