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Verb. From the criminal sub-culture of Edmonton (Canada) circa 1970's. Word origins: haircuts given to guards by prisoners studying barbering. Despite the guard's request for "just a trim" the guards were given haircuts which made them resemble Japanese WW2 soldiers (bowl cuts, very short in the front). Meaning: to betray a position of trust.
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