Urban Dictionary Tees
Wear your words with pride
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go: go(adj): a saying used in the bay area describing something tight or clean.
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swanky: very fancy, posh, or trendy
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after the jump: The “jump” is the place in a newspaper story where the story moves from page A1 to, say, page A23. Numerous studies show that the overwhelming majority of readers do not bother to follow the story past the jump line. Although you don’t see it when you read newpapers on the internet, most people read newpapers in the print form – and savvy editors use the power of the jump to their advantage. Humorously used by the blogosphere to indicate information that will be added in later.
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wagwan: Bastardization of "What's going on?"
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in the wind: 1. always on the move.
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tippin: Done in the south. This is when you are cruising in your car slowly down a street and swerving left to right.
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Creep: Drive or move slowly on foot, on the way to do an illegal job.
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chyea: a positive response to a question. like yea but with more enthusiasm. A chant to get pumped up before getting crunk.
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ride dirty: 1) To roll in your car with drugs, guns, or other shit you don't want the cops to find. Usually drugs. 2) To not have taken a shower in awhile or wiped one's ass properly.
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ride clean: To operate a vehicle without illegal substances. The opposite of riding dirty. Believed to have been started by rapper Project Pat.
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moded: A word used to put someone in their place after they've been proved wrong.
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Roast: To humorously mock or humiliate someone with a well-timed joke, diss or comeback. Noun form: the aforementioned joke, diss or comeback. See also sizzle
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out of pocket: to be out of control; way off base. usually deserving of a good slapping or a full-blown ass- kicking.
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sittin' sideways: A vehicle with its hydros set to only the left or right side only, making the car tilt.
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sleeper: Outwardly common looking item, that possesses something special or unique inside.
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shopulent: The phenomenon of increasingly opulent and ornate shopping centers (shop + opulent).
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you-a culpa: To shift blame while apologizing for someone else’s mistakes.
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Later Days: See you later, see you tomorrow, see you soon, see you never, see you in a bit. Used to indicate that you will see the person later. From "The Weekenders," a cartoon show where the main character would say it at the end of every show.
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merked: 1. Total and undeniable beatdown of a person by means of trashtalk. Synonyms: owned, faced, pwned, ruled
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drift: In racing, it is the clipping of the apex of a turn to attain higher corner exit speeds. This achieved by breaking the tire traction limit and putting the car into a controlled skid. As the vehicle slides, the weight shifts from each tire to another, and causes the car to circle around and clip the apex. Popularized by the anime "Initial D."
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rebellionaire: any person who makes his millions off of marketing rebellion or angst.
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brain glue: When it feels as though bits of your brain have been disconnected, (ie when your feeling stupid), this substance helps to stick them back together again. Sadly, has not yet been invented :-(
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Hyphy Train: A wild, mobile party with a long line of cars with all the doors open, in which occupants ghost-ride, flambost, dance on the hood and roof, and otherwise get hyphy.
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mayne: Mayne is a Southern term used the same as sayin 'man.' Its in alot of Crunk Songs.
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lick: any instance when you come upon easy money, whether you jack it, hustle it, or barter for it
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daggy: Australian origin. adj. not stylish, out of fashion, not trendy, not cool, untidy, unclean, not neat. v. to have no style.
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swole: Extremely muscular or buff.
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Beastin: An unnecessarily extreme reaction. Making a big deal out of nothing. See buggin, wylin out, wylin.