'Yo they were riding 6 deep!'
'With you, your boyfriend, me, my boyfriend, and their boys..we'll be riding 6 deep.'
'Im not about to ride 6 deep..'
'With you, your boyfriend, me, my boyfriend, and their boys..we'll be riding 6 deep.'
'Im not about to ride 6 deep..'
by Katie F. Baby February 19, 2009
verb
To "deep 6" a person is to kill them. Typically a euphamism used in terms of organized crime. The phrase comes from the fact that people are traditionally burried 6 feet undergound after death.
syn: off, whack, snuff
To "deep 6" a person is to kill them. Typically a euphamism used in terms of organized crime. The phrase comes from the fact that people are traditionally burried 6 feet undergound after death.
syn: off, whack, snuff
by Draque December 11, 2004
Similar to the casual use of RIP. Used when expressing mild frustration or defeat about a particular incident.
by MegamindSex January 20, 2020
To kill or abort something. Origins could have come from the Unix world where init 6 is the system command to Shutdown and Reboot a system.
by tmcgough April 8, 2008
The name of a gang who's color is black (ie., they ware black bandanas). Rightly given their name (see above definition). More insane than the Gators, stronger than the Bloods, and smarter than the Crips.
by Xeneth Sparda January 30, 2005
(1) Originally, the call of the leadsman signifying that the water is more than 6 fathoms deep, but less than seven. (2) Euphemism for throwing something overboard. Also seen as 'splash', 'float check', 'float test'.
by VanGoghzEar September 12, 2009