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1. A nicely trimmed bush. Cool hedge poon!.
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1. A means of protection against financial loss. 2. A securities transaction designed to reduce the risk of an existing position. v. To minimize potential loss by counterbalancing one transaction, such as a bet, against another. We can hedge the 04 convertable paper by going short the common stock.
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n. 'hej. A Schuylkill County term for cannabis or marijuana. Yo bott, you wanna go up da' party spot in da' woods later drink some yuengs and smoke some hedge?
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verb, meaning to immerse one in a moderatly-sized shrub "Watch it rite or i iz gonna 'edge your father, innit brevvv?!"
"Wotz u sayin' bout my muvver?" |
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Your hedge is something cool that defines you, like the way you dress or the music you listen to. Your style. Charlie: Cool T-shirt, man.
James: Thanks, that's my hedge. |
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Short version of Hedgie or Hedgerton or Hedgehog Get stuffed you big hedge
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The bridge of hair around your asscrack. "Eat my asshole out."
"No, you have a hedge!" |
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