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A drink, a beverage, something wet. After rolling with my crew. We like to kick back and be base and take an honest wash.
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A failure, a complate waste of time. I just got back from Walwart, what a wash!
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To beat someone up or win a fight over another He washed the guy last night
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A cancelling-out or balancing effect. An incident where nothing is gained and nothing is lost, a draw. I won fifty bucks at blackjack, but lost fifty in poker, so I called it a wash and went home.
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To burn a copy of your own dvd to remove the piracy warnings and trailers. I'm gonna wash my dvds, so they start straight away.
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Another word for a Wasteman or waste.
someone that is not cool word also found in Gigs freestyle "My mandem are hot, but ur mandem are wash" www.myspace.com/trapstargiggs My mandem are hot, ur mandem are wash
you linked nathan b? es wash u kno |
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small amount of drugs leftover after mainlining. "i got so high off that dope i just gave away my wash."
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When something is not up to standards; It is rubbish. mostly Scottish term, describes the lack of positive feelings towards something or someone. 2nd def: Another derogative name for the police. "this sausage roll is WASH!"
"I'm not going in there it smells WASH!" "oh no here come the WASH!" |
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