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1. to be fresh originated in New York used by puertoricans or other ghetto people
2. to get fresh 3. to have the best clothes and sneakers looking crispy 1. Ay me and my dude jean getz flee mane
2. You seen that dude he was lookin mad flee |
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| 2. | flee | ||
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dressing in style; apperance is proper. I swear im so flee.
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Word that really means 'run away' but used to mean 'come'. Flee with me to the barn
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| 4. | Flee | ||
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Flee; To mean Hi or Bye. Said by Tinchy Stryder. Flee man you live?
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| 5. | Flee | ||
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1 a very close friend (girls)
2 Shvaite and Shavite "Yo flee!"
"Hey flee!" "What's up flee?" "Nothing much. How was you day flee?" |
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Them flees are busted, fo' sho'.
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