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1. To smash, beat or bash someone or to get hurt badly.
2. To get in trouble from an authority figure (police, parents, teacher). 1. "We had a big 'dust up'(fight). I 'dusted'(smashed) him by throwing a right jab, left jab and then a sweet uppercut and he was laying in the dust."
"I'll probably get dusted 'k-grinding' this 20 stair hand-rail." 2. "He doesn't sell coke anymore...he got dusted." "My parent's dusted me for smoking weed in my room." "I'm going to get dusted for not having done this assignment." |
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pcp I smoke dust
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It means the same thing as dirt or anything gross. eww, that girl is so dust.
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PCP "I must have been smoking dust last night, because I thought we were fine those first couple of days." A line from author Juno Diaz, in his book "This is How You Lose Her"
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Going faster than someone else, particularly in some sort of formal or informal competition ; in driving, running or walking. As in "leave in the dust". He was running at a good pace and I was a little behind him, but when we got to the hill I dusted him. I never saw him again.
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to run up the stairs and teef mini eggs you totes just did a dust
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What you say if you ask a question and get ignored. Fancy a drink?
No reply.. Dust! |
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1. Fine, dry particles of matter Dust is found in copious amounts inside Arsenal FC's trophy cabinet.
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