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Log in Sign Up. Save Word. Definition of tight-knit. First Known Use of tight-knit , in the meaning defined above. I have broken down Friend 2: Gutted city.
Not doing nothing, just living life. An illicit or unethical way of doing business or obtaining money; a fraud or deceit. To itch - to really want something bad. Underage Female - Female or Male who is under the legal age for sexual relations but is tempting to have intercourse with.
To be chillin' out, maxin', relaxing all cool. Occasionally to also be shooting some ball outside of school. To really kick it fresh prince, you have to have a couple of guys, who are up to no good, start making trouble in your neighbourhood. You get in Used to describe someone who has been given a custodial sentence or arrested "yo he was locked" "are ya kiddin me i dont wanna get locked".
Acronym used online for 'laugh out loud', can be corrupted to the superior lulz. Lulz are why we do stuff. Mate or a person or how u refer to urself or sum one else "U cool man" " dont mess wid man " "What u been sayin bout man" "Man will get banged".
Taken the mickey. Internet superhero " Draztik " Once in a tired stupor proceeded to answer a question by saying " Ok hold on your going to need to give me like five mins. This is the best way to sum up " Going to need to give Someone who has played the game for a long time but still behaves like a newbie i. An abbreviation of "enough", but used in the same sense as "Bare"; meaning "lots of" or "plenty". Example: "matey boi has got nuff creps".
Term meaning something very bad is about to happen. Example: Friend 1: Did you just divide by zero? Friend 2: Oh shi-. He's not interested Example: "He's not on it" 'On it' means he IS interested Yeah, so it could be that 'he's on it' which is said more often than 'he's not on it' coz that would never happen would it? When someone makes a fool of themselves, and someone acknowledges it example: "Your so owned" "Owned". Usually girls who are kind of tarty "She's such a plastic" Or used when girls are fake, either physically plastic surgery or personality-wise.
Someone who is romantically involved with two or more people, typically with both male and female partners. When three people get with a teacher JAL. Parent over shoulder meaning when you check what their doing or who they are talking to on MSN or similar site. A battle of the postcodes different ends, village, town, city or different side form the city like north, south, east n west like in London.
Cicking on a hyperlink on a website that you think will take you to something that you want to see, only to find it's a practical joke and leads to a video of pop star Rick Astley singing "Never gonna give you up". A term for looking ugly, hungover, tired or genuinely not yourself. Cool Example: "Me and my bro are safe" also cheers if sum1 gives you somethign or does something for you Also Is another way of greeting someone e.
Completely drunk, out of your head, wasted. Example " Last night I got completely smashed with my mates. A common expression used to represent the so-called, "magic mushroom," or other psychedelic drugs. Memorable images used for self pleasuring. To kick off an argument or a fight by doing something to upset the other person. Being on tenterhooks, waiting for a text, as in "My friend should have texted me back by now.
Foolhardy looks like an English word and it is, of course , but it made its way into the language more than years ago from Old French, from fol hardi , a joining together of fol , meaning "foolish," and hardi , meaning "bold, brave. Our carefree lightsome which also means "airy, nimble" takes its meaning from the weight-related meaning of light , but there is another lightsome , meaning "bright" or "giving light," which comes from the bright and shiny light.
Yes, you heard us correctly: the not-dark light and the not-heavy light are etymologically distinct. The adjective kamikaze has its origin in a weather event: in the 13th century, Kublai Khan, the Mongol emperor of China, tried to conquer Japan by sending out great fleets of ships—on two separate occasions. Both times, the efforts were thwarted by storms, which the Japanese took to be protection from the gods.
They dubbed their inclement salvation kamikaze , "divine wind. English speakers readily adopted both the noun, which refers to those Japanese pilots or the planes they flew, and the adjective, which can describe kamikaze pilots or people or things having or showing reckless disregard for safety or personal welfare.
Slaphappy sounds misleadingly lighthearted: while it's used to describe the carefree and happy-go-lucky, its origin is in a brain injury. When slaphappy was first used in the early-mid 20th century it was used synonymously with punch-drunk to describe those affected with or exhibiting chronic traumatic encephalopathy , a condition most often associated with athletes such as boxers and football players.
Those who are insouciant are undisturbed—a feature of the word carried over from its etymology. Nope, nothing to do with electrical sockets. Future doesn't have time to worry about grammar lessons -- apologize to your professor if that thought ever crossed their mind -- he's just got money on his mind.
Lots of money. The more commas in that number, the more he'll be interested. So when he's f--king up some commas, he's just getting his money up way up , then blowin' it all.
The minimum amount of money Juicy J will take with him to the strip club. You'll hear this term scattered across hip-hop tracks, and Rich Gang even had a song called "" last year, but rappers are never on time, so it has absolutely nothing to do with being punctual. In this case, it means that they're "going crazy.
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