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The word with the most definitions taking up 24 total pages of the Oxford English Dictionary. (The second most is "buffalo.") Set (as in Set the table) set (an adjective meaning "this") set (as in a tea set) set(prep. meaning "laid on") set(still) set(a type of sedimentary gravel found near fault lines).
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Gang, specifically a subsidiary gang. For example, Piru Bloods is a set of the Bloods Gang. Fuck yo' bitch, fuck yo' set.
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A set is a specific subdivision of the overall gang.
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A unit of witch Gang you belong to I stay holdin it down for my set G.K.B
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A term that anyone and everyone can say about anything and everything. Also, a substitute for any desire. Damn, she's hot. I want that Set.
Fumble! Fumble! Get that Set! "Did you do the homework?" "Aww Set!" "Did they hook up?" "Yeah, he got that Set." |
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Neighborhood or area that is claimed or represented by a group of people. "What set you claim?" "Sursum Cordas nigga!"
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in poker, it's 3 of a kind "i was playing holdem, and i flopped a set!"
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The mathematical set is traditionally known as a collection of objects. It is one of the most general and useful structures in mathematics. Z = the set of integer numbers... {...-1, 0, 1...}
R = the set of real numbers (all non-complex numbers) Let Q be the set of people who understand this definition and let S be the set of people who care about this definition: Q intersect S is simply Q. |
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