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To take that which is not yours
syn. gank, steal, boost, heist, etc. I lifted some money from that store back there.
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British for "elevator." I'd rather ride on the lift as opposed to taking the stairs.
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An uncommon hallucinogenic drug. Hey man, this is really great lift.
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Guy 1: My biceps are so sore.
Guy 2: Were you lifting yesterday? Guy 1: Could you give me a lift? Guy 2: Sure |
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1. to steal 2. to plagiarize 3. a ride If you ever need a lift you can always call me.
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1. a surge of exhilaration 2. a ride 3. to steal 4. to plagarize Unfortunately he gets a lift when he when he lifts form the office.
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when you hit someone on the top of their head with a closed fist for saying something stupid boy: can i get a cheeseburger with no cheese?
waiter: thats a hamburger sur.. friend: damn man thats a "lift".. |
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