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- Thread starter Akata Man Bromo
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Hate to say it but these 3 damn things get said OFTEN AROUND HERE 
That River : is that river that separates us from mexico and texas
Papers : do you have papers too come back in the US
Illegal : are u a US CITIZEN
That River : is that river that separates us from mexico and texas
Papers : do you have papers too come back in the US
Illegal : are u a US CITIZEN
makes sense now
Hate to say it but these 3 damn things get said OFTEN AROUND HERE
That River : is that river that separates us from mexico and texas
Papers : do you have papers too come back in the US
Illegal : are u a US CITIZEN
Scottie Drippin
Should Never Mention Me
Jit is Florida shyt? 
I always assumed that was a general southern thing
I always assumed that was a general southern thing
observe
Banned
Oakland/bay area slang
Bootsy= weak
Keeping it lit = doing it moving
Hella = hell of
Hyphy = wilding
Wet = fresh clothes, kicks etc
Dummy = hella
Whoridin = wilding
Burners = gloves or gun
A1 = A1 suspension
Maney= crazy
Light weight = kinda
Knock= dope feen
Cupcaking = hanging out with ya boo
Ripper= slut
Rip nut = slut
Straggler= wandering slut
Gassing= spitting hard in the mic
Bammer= weak ass weed
Cutty= home boy
Lit= high
Perving = drunk
Get active= ride on nikkas
Guap = money
Blurped = pulled over by a cop
Boys = cops
Mark = sucka
Zark = sucka
Clean = fresh, dope
Tight = fresh, dope
Bruh bruh = home boy
Blood = home boy
On = high
Jug = deal or discount
Cream = cocaine
To the neck = doing something by yaself
It's ugly = it's all bad
Gigging = dancing
A.O.B = all on a bytch
Ready= ready to fukk
Catting = faking on doing something
Funk/funking = beefing
Saucy = dope/wet
Stolo = stolen vehicle
That go= I like that
Bootsy= weak
Keeping it lit = doing it moving
Hella = hell of
Hyphy = wilding
Wet = fresh clothes, kicks etc
Dummy = hella
Whoridin = wilding
Burners = gloves or gun
A1 = A1 suspension
Maney= crazy
Light weight = kinda
Knock= dope feen
Cupcaking = hanging out with ya boo
Ripper= slut
Rip nut = slut
Straggler= wandering slut
Gassing= spitting hard in the mic
Bammer= weak ass weed
Cutty= home boy
Lit= high
Perving = drunk
Get active= ride on nikkas
Guap = money
Blurped = pulled over by a cop
Boys = cops
Mark = sucka
Zark = sucka
Clean = fresh, dope
Tight = fresh, dope
Bruh bruh = home boy
Blood = home boy
On = high
Jug = deal or discount
Cream = cocaine
To the neck = doing something by yaself
It's ugly = it's all bad
Gigging = dancing
A.O.B = all on a bytch
Ready= ready to fukk
Catting = faking on doing something
Funk/funking = beefing
Saucy = dope/wet
Stolo = stolen vehicle
That go= I like that
Steve Piffler
I got them CERTS
Already:
(interjection)
A statement in agreement or confirmation. Short for 'You already know'.
Ballin in da mix:
(phrase)
A typical response to what it do (salutory) meaning I'm 'holdin' or doing fine. It encompasses the entire aura of one that is being productive (emotionally, financially, and socially), as well as having a good time on the 'scene'.
Bang:
(noun)
Bass from a sound system.
related: boom, thump, knock
Big Body:
(noun)
Any large vehicle (a little less than a SLAB even though the two can be used interchangeably).
Blue Lens:
(noun)
Refers to Xenon High Intensity Discharge headlights often found on higher end automobiles.
Boppin:
(verb)
The act of an individual, typically female, oogling at someone's car, clothes, status, jewelry, or other superfluous accoutrements. A cousin to gold diggin and ball clutchin.
related: bopper, bop
Bout Dat Action:
(phrase)
Refers to an individual that is ready to engage in intimate physical activites with another person (hopefully of the opposite sex).
Breakin boyz off:
(phrase)
Means to out-do someone else on some level, typically with respect to vehicle.
Buck:
(noun)
Leather in your car.
related: sitting on buck
Candy Paint:
(noun)
A custom paint job on a car that utilizes numerous coats of pearlescence that resembles the look of a blow-pop or other hard candy.
related: also known simply as 'candy'
Choppaz:
(noun)
Rims that look like knife edges, also known as blades.
Chose:
(verb, descriptive)
Picked or selected in the context of male/female interaction and hollin'.
Usage ex: "I see ole girl, she looks like she wants to get chose" (She want to be holla'd at).
Chromey thangs:
(noun)
Chrome rims.
related: swangas, fours, thangs
Chunk deuce:
(verb)
To throw up the peace sign.
Come down: (Pronounced: 'come dahn')
(verb)
To dress up or get fly.
Come through: (Pronounced: 'come thoo')
(verb)
To stop by.
Crunk:
(adjective)
Live, exciting, fun, wild.
related: 'It's goin down'
Cuffin':
(verb)
Describes men or women that latch on to a woman or man to try and monopolize her or his time.
related: Short for 'hand cuffin'
Elbows:
(noun)
The protruding attachment that came factory on 83-84 Cadillacs, this addition is still placed on the center of wire wheels
Fallin from the sky:
(phrase)
Describes mobile video monitors that are mounted to the ceilings of the car and drop down.
Feel me:
(phrase)
It is a rhetorical request for someone to understand where you are coming from or understand your ideas or thoughts on a certain topic.
Fifth Wheel:
(noun)
Another wheel attached to the rear of the vehicle, typically seen on older model vehicles such as Buicks, Cadillacs, and Oldsmobiles.
Flossin:
(verb)
Showing off
Fours: (pronounced 'foh's')
(noun)
Short for 84s as in 84 spoke rims.
related: daytons, elbows
Gallo, The :
(noun)
The Galleria.
Galvo:
(noun)
Galveston.
Glasshouse:
(noun)
No tint in the car.
Go hard:
(phrase)
Statement of praise in reference to the diligence or intesity of an event, action, or object.
Grill:
(noun)
1. gold or platinum teeth in the oral cavity
2. a different grill (either Billet or mesh) to replace the O.E.M. grill on vehicle. Popular on SUVs and Cadillac sedans.
Note: becoming more popular as the floss scene merges with the racer scene.
3. To mean mug.
Grippin Grain:
(phrase)
Refers to woodgrain steering wheels, factory or Momo.
Holdin:
(verb, descriptive)
Describes something that is "throwed". Short for 'holding it down'.
Usage ex: "That Benz is Holdin." (That mercedes is attractive.)
Hulled out:
(phrase)
To encounter hardships, or be made lessor.
related: 'assed out'
It go down: (Pronounced 'It go dahn')
(phrase)
A statement in agreement on the crunkness of an event that will take place in the future.
Laws:
(noun)
Police.
Lean:
(noun)
Cough syrup (codeine) and soda of your choice.
related: 'barre', 'syrup'
Maaan: (pronounced 'mane')
(interjection)
Another statement of (extreme) excitement.
Mean Mug:
(verb)
To stare at somebody with malicious intent.
Move Around:
(phrase)
To go on to other things. To leave old business behind (job, women/men, a bad atmosphere, etc).
Navigatin:
(verb)
Driving a Navigator
related: 'Escaladin': driving an Escalade
Nickel, The:
(noun)
The Fifth Ward area of Houston.
Nowem talkin bouwt?: (Know what I am talking about?)
(phrase)
A popular phrase masked in the most regional Texan dialect. Similar to Nowem Sayin
Papo: (Pronounced: 'pay-poh')
(noun)
Money.
related: fetti, fetto, paper, ends, cheese
Parking lot pimpin:
(verb)
To drive around or park in the parking lot of a venue (a club or concert usually) and loiter while engaging in the cohersion of women. Women can parking lot pimp as well.
Peep game tho:
(interjection)
Request for the recognition of certain actions or statements.
Peepin:
(verb)
Expressing interest (visually) in someone of the opposite sex.
Piece-and-chain:
(noun)
A long rope chain with a medallion (the piece) attached to the end.
Plex:
(noun)
Problems between individuals.
related: beef
Pop roof:
(verb, noun)
1. To open a sunroof or retract a convertible top.
2. The mechanism that opens a sunroof or retracts a convertible top.
Pop trunk:
(verb, noun)
1. To open the trunk of a car using an automated mechanism.
2. To go to the trunk and get a weapon of some sort to handle some plex.
3. The mechanism that opens and closes the trunk of a vehicle to expose its contents (usually sound system with lights and neon-lighted text).
Post-up:
(verb)
To loiter, or wait on
Ridin foreign:
(phrase)
Driving an import car, typically a high end European model.
Screens Lit:
(phrase)
The vehicle has several monitors installed.
Simpin':
(verb)
The antithesis of pimpin. To allow yourself to be used for financial gain by someone while you spend inordinate amounts of money or time in the early stages of hollin' or dating.
SLAB:
(noun)
Slow Loud And Bangin. A large vehicle that has all of the flossin accoutrements (bang, rims, screens).
Smash:
(verb)
1. To engage in sexual intercourse.
2. To handily out-do someone (related: breakin boyz off)
Sprayed wet:
(verb)
To get your car candy-painted.
Talkin down:
(verb)
Derogatory speech aimed at another individual or another individual's posessions, friend/family, actions, usually one-uppers or haters.
Thangs:
(noun)
Chrome rims.
related: chromey thangs, fours, swangas
Third Coast:
(noun)
The Gulf Coast states: Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and the panhandle of Florida.
Throwed (also pronounced thoed):
(verb, descriptive)
Context is key in its usage
1. Something aestetically pleasing to the eye (female, car, any other object or action)
2. Intoxicated via liquor or other substances.
3. Crazy or strange as in 'throwed off'.
related: 'to get throwed' referring to getting drunk.
Tre, The:
(noun)
The Third Ward area of southeast Houston.
What it do?:
(phrase)
1. A greeting.
2. A question asked for clarification on an issue.
related: 'what's the deal'
What's tha deal?:
(phrase)
1.A question asked to determine the current state of affairs or gain clarification.
2. A greeting.
Wreck:
(verb)
To perform in such a fashion that far exceeds normal expectations.
(interjection)
A statement in agreement or confirmation. Short for 'You already know'.
Ballin in da mix:
(phrase)
A typical response to what it do (salutory) meaning I'm 'holdin' or doing fine. It encompasses the entire aura of one that is being productive (emotionally, financially, and socially), as well as having a good time on the 'scene'.
Bang:
(noun)
Bass from a sound system.
related: boom, thump, knock
Big Body:
(noun)
Any large vehicle (a little less than a SLAB even though the two can be used interchangeably).
Blue Lens:
(noun)
Refers to Xenon High Intensity Discharge headlights often found on higher end automobiles.
Boppin:
(verb)
The act of an individual, typically female, oogling at someone's car, clothes, status, jewelry, or other superfluous accoutrements. A cousin to gold diggin and ball clutchin.
related: bopper, bop
Bout Dat Action:
(phrase)
Refers to an individual that is ready to engage in intimate physical activites with another person (hopefully of the opposite sex).
Breakin boyz off:
(phrase)
Means to out-do someone else on some level, typically with respect to vehicle.
Buck:
(noun)
Leather in your car.
related: sitting on buck
Candy Paint:
(noun)
A custom paint job on a car that utilizes numerous coats of pearlescence that resembles the look of a blow-pop or other hard candy.
related: also known simply as 'candy'
Choppaz:
(noun)
Rims that look like knife edges, also known as blades.
Chose:
(verb, descriptive)
Picked or selected in the context of male/female interaction and hollin'.
Usage ex: "I see ole girl, she looks like she wants to get chose" (She want to be holla'd at).
Chromey thangs:
(noun)
Chrome rims.
related: swangas, fours, thangs
Chunk deuce:
(verb)
To throw up the peace sign.
Come down: (Pronounced: 'come dahn')
(verb)
To dress up or get fly.
Come through: (Pronounced: 'come thoo')
(verb)
To stop by.
Crunk:
(adjective)
Live, exciting, fun, wild.
related: 'It's goin down'
Cuffin':
(verb)
Describes men or women that latch on to a woman or man to try and monopolize her or his time.
related: Short for 'hand cuffin'
Elbows:
(noun)
The protruding attachment that came factory on 83-84 Cadillacs, this addition is still placed on the center of wire wheels
Fallin from the sky:
(phrase)
Describes mobile video monitors that are mounted to the ceilings of the car and drop down.
Feel me:
(phrase)
It is a rhetorical request for someone to understand where you are coming from or understand your ideas or thoughts on a certain topic.
Fifth Wheel:
(noun)
Another wheel attached to the rear of the vehicle, typically seen on older model vehicles such as Buicks, Cadillacs, and Oldsmobiles.
Flossin:
(verb)
Showing off
Fours: (pronounced 'foh's')
(noun)
Short for 84s as in 84 spoke rims.
related: daytons, elbows
Gallo, The :
(noun)
The Galleria.
Galvo:
(noun)
Galveston.
Glasshouse:
(noun)
No tint in the car.
Go hard:
(phrase)
Statement of praise in reference to the diligence or intesity of an event, action, or object.
Grill:
(noun)
1. gold or platinum teeth in the oral cavity
2. a different grill (either Billet or mesh) to replace the O.E.M. grill on vehicle. Popular on SUVs and Cadillac sedans.
Note: becoming more popular as the floss scene merges with the racer scene.
3. To mean mug.
Grippin Grain:
(phrase)
Refers to woodgrain steering wheels, factory or Momo.
Holdin:
(verb, descriptive)
Describes something that is "throwed". Short for 'holding it down'.
Usage ex: "That Benz is Holdin." (That mercedes is attractive.)
Hulled out:
(phrase)
To encounter hardships, or be made lessor.
related: 'assed out'
It go down: (Pronounced 'It go dahn')
(phrase)
A statement in agreement on the crunkness of an event that will take place in the future.
Laws:
(noun)
Police.
Lean:
(noun)
Cough syrup (codeine) and soda of your choice.
related: 'barre', 'syrup'
Maaan: (pronounced 'mane')
(interjection)
Another statement of (extreme) excitement.
Mean Mug:
(verb)
To stare at somebody with malicious intent.
Move Around:
(phrase)
To go on to other things. To leave old business behind (job, women/men, a bad atmosphere, etc).
Navigatin:
(verb)
Driving a Navigator
related: 'Escaladin': driving an Escalade
Nickel, The:
(noun)
The Fifth Ward area of Houston.
Nowem talkin bouwt?: (Know what I am talking about?)
(phrase)
A popular phrase masked in the most regional Texan dialect. Similar to Nowem Sayin
Papo: (Pronounced: 'pay-poh')
(noun)
Money.
related: fetti, fetto, paper, ends, cheese
Parking lot pimpin:
(verb)
To drive around or park in the parking lot of a venue (a club or concert usually) and loiter while engaging in the cohersion of women. Women can parking lot pimp as well.
Peep game tho:
(interjection)
Request for the recognition of certain actions or statements.
Peepin:
(verb)
Expressing interest (visually) in someone of the opposite sex.
Piece-and-chain:
(noun)
A long rope chain with a medallion (the piece) attached to the end.
Plex:
(noun)
Problems between individuals.
related: beef
Pop roof:
(verb, noun)
1. To open a sunroof or retract a convertible top.
2. The mechanism that opens a sunroof or retracts a convertible top.
Pop trunk:
(verb, noun)
1. To open the trunk of a car using an automated mechanism.
2. To go to the trunk and get a weapon of some sort to handle some plex.
3. The mechanism that opens and closes the trunk of a vehicle to expose its contents (usually sound system with lights and neon-lighted text).
Post-up:
(verb)
To loiter, or wait on
Ridin foreign:
(phrase)
Driving an import car, typically a high end European model.
Screens Lit:
(phrase)
The vehicle has several monitors installed.
Simpin':
(verb)
The antithesis of pimpin. To allow yourself to be used for financial gain by someone while you spend inordinate amounts of money or time in the early stages of hollin' or dating.
SLAB:
(noun)
Slow Loud And Bangin. A large vehicle that has all of the flossin accoutrements (bang, rims, screens).
Smash:
(verb)
1. To engage in sexual intercourse.
2. To handily out-do someone (related: breakin boyz off)
Sprayed wet:
(verb)
To get your car candy-painted.
Talkin down:
(verb)
Derogatory speech aimed at another individual or another individual's posessions, friend/family, actions, usually one-uppers or haters.
Thangs:
(noun)
Chrome rims.
related: chromey thangs, fours, swangas
Third Coast:
(noun)
The Gulf Coast states: Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and the panhandle of Florida.
Throwed (also pronounced thoed):
(verb, descriptive)
Context is key in its usage
1. Something aestetically pleasing to the eye (female, car, any other object or action)
2. Intoxicated via liquor or other substances.
3. Crazy or strange as in 'throwed off'.
related: 'to get throwed' referring to getting drunk.
Tre, The:
(noun)
The Third Ward area of southeast Houston.
What it do?:
(phrase)
1. A greeting.
2. A question asked for clarification on an issue.
related: 'what's the deal'
What's tha deal?:
(phrase)
1.A question asked to determine the current state of affairs or gain clarification.
2. A greeting.
Wreck:
(verb)
To perform in such a fashion that far exceeds normal expectations.
cleanface coney
Superstar
WATUPDOE!
Aye cali brehs what does "loc'd out" mean? Ive seen that shyt used in a million different ways 
FeloniousMonk
Dont mind me..Im a azzhole
Loc's are the glasses bangers in L.A. wear which is also short for loco. i.e crazy so loc'd out means going crazy..Aye cali brehs what does "loc'd out" mean? Ive seen that shyt used in a million different ways
Ronnie Lott
#49erGang
nice job, my bay area comrad
-sideshow= impromptu street car olympics in the intersection
-player hater (started by a cat in the Rich named Philthy Phil back in the 80s)
-1's-police
-scraper=buik lesabre, park ave, rialto, etc on 22' inch rims or bigger