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The zipping mechanism that closes the front of one's pants or jacket. Usually manufactured by the ambiguous YKK entity. Ah woo woo! Yo' fly is open and I can see your dingle dangle!!
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to levitate off the ground, usually by wings or other propulsion I was so high last night I felt like I was fin' to fly.
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To become off the ground and move. A bird can fly throughout the world gracefully and carefree.
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to go really fast Press the accelerater to the max to make ur car go really really fast Aiyo, this manual myvi can really FLY la
Ur head la, my satria neo only can FLY |
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Northern Irish slang, meaning unfair, cruel/unkind or bigoted/stubborn. Unfair or Cruel/unkind:
Teacher: Right, everyone is getting double homework this weekend! Guy 1: That's so fly we don't even deserve it! Bigoted/Stubborn: Guy 1: Can I've a lend of your pencil? Guy 2: No way it's mine! Guy 1: Come on don't be fly! |
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what a bird does. i mean come on, people its not that hard. all birds fly. but people cant unless they're mentally ill.
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Experiencing the effects of drugs. I'm flying pretty high on some dynamite coke right now!
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