Sick hair that was invented by hockey players...dont listen to and lacrosse players, they will try and tell you they invented it but they're just posers....Your flow has to be the perfect length...not to short not to long...you will know when it is perfect because you will play the best games of your life...take note of the perfect length so you cut it back to the perfect length when it gets too long...When it is too long that is considered an OVER-flow....side effects of an OVER-flow are; ankles bending more than usual, flopping passes, getting burned(applies to defensmen AND fowards), and the worst side effect that can kill a team is being a MAJOR sieve (goalies only)
EXAMPLE 1
PERSON 1: Hey! did you see Colby's sick flow
PERSON 2: Yah dude, that thing gives our team meaning!
EXAMPLE 2
PERSON 1: Bro have you seen Nick's hair? he needs some major trimage
PERSON 2: I KNOW!!! He's been letting in like 7 goals a game...HE'S KILLIN US!
PERSON 1: Hey! did you see Colby's sick flow
PERSON 2: Yah dude, that thing gives our team meaning!
EXAMPLE 2
PERSON 1: Bro have you seen Nick's hair? he needs some major trimage
PERSON 2: I KNOW!!! He's been letting in like 7 goals a game...HE'S KILLIN US!
by hockeykidd93 August 25, 2010
by EmperorKO February 17, 2003
Long, curly or wavey hair. Mostly a hockey term. Hair that would flow out the back of someone's helmet and curl up around the back of the helmet. Someone can have a flow or be flowin
by Steve November 23, 2004
The style and essence of a True Lax(lacrosse) Bro. Is usually referred to as long, wavy or curly hair, which can give someone flow, however, flow can also be attained by the equipment and uniform of a player (calf socks, knee length shorts). More importantly flow comes from the style of a player's game; if a player always makes sloppy plays or is a ball hog they are lacking flow, but if a player can make plays and pick corners he has flow.
by lsimms45 January 30, 2009
To be in the moment, present, in the zone, on a roll, wired in, in the groove, on fire, in tune, centered, or singularly focused.
by Eric Yu Zhang October 16, 2013
by CaliboyB June 2, 2014
A rappers ability to vocalize a rhythmic yet complex string rhymes that fit together in a logical and seamless manner.
by TonyB July 19, 2005