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An intense example of any negative physical or psychological factor in a given situation.
1. That (game) level gave me so much damage.
2. God, that Sue, she gives me maximum damage when she talks. |
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n. The total of a bill in a place of business, usually when the bill is large. Probably came from the situation where someone wrecks the place and offers to pay for any damage. Patron: What's the damage?
Waiter: Three bills. |
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slang for problem or deal.Often used in fights KP says:God whats maddie's damage?
Molly says:I dont kno, shes the one who called u a slut Maddie says:My damage is that ur mean :'( |
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Describing something that is awesome, or maybe even EPIC. "Dude your camera is so sick, it does some serious damage."
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Waking up after a long night of drinking and realizing that your phone is full of drunken calls or texts from the previous night. (Wakes up, looks at phone first thing in the morning...)
"Damage." |
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damage: exclamation. Energetic exclamation expressed in the presence of amazing or felicitous things and events, referring to neuronal damage (brain overload) occurring during exposure to the object of admiration. He cried "Damage!" in an exalted state of utter amazement.
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another word used in place of damn; pronuniciation (dam!!!)-ij Mrs. Mitchell: Hannah you got a 44% on your test.
Hannah: DAMAGE! |
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