from

I item going one place to another.

Death from her to him.

by IS DAT FLAMINGO April 24, 2020

from the jump

Some say that the origin of the phrase is from a "jump ball" in basketball, which happens at the start of the game. So it means "from the beginning."

- What did it feel like for you from the jump?
- Well, actually it was really confusing but then I got used to it...

by Elox June 25, 2013

from time

way of sayin for a long time, since way back
been gettin money from time
been a gangsta from time
dem man been grindin from time

been gettin money from time
been a gangsta from time
dem man been grindin from time

by Molly Mike September 22, 2013

from the rip

Philly slang meaning from the beginning...or right from the jump

Ever since Quan met Nina,he knew right from the rip she was destined to be his wife

by L.Boogie November 22, 2014

from accounting

One of the most excessively used suffix to a name. Usually coming from some cliche soap opera or sitcom. Well these people usually just random characters that were thrown in, and don't really matter.

Examples:

Hey, it's Steve from accounting!

Dude, I heard Bill from accounting is throwing a party! Wooo!

by LOL WUTTTTTT June 25, 2008

from scratch

From the beginning

I had to do the project from scratch.

by albaniangal June 8, 2009

from the ground

When someone says your dick is three inches you reply, "Yeah, from the ground!"

Matt: Your dick is three inches.
Devon: Yeah, from the ground!

by Mister D October 16, 2004