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1) go on an extended walk for pleasure or exercise.
2) rise, especially to rise upward out of place 3) abruptly increase or raise in amount 4) in football; to snap the ball. 1) "go take a hike, loser"
2) "hike up your skirt a little more babe" 3) "tf !? this shirt was 5$ yesterday.. why is it 50$ now?" 4) "22. 57. 44. hike!" |
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to disparage or criticize someone, usually in terms of manner or dress We hiked on him because he wore a tucked in Def Leppard concert t-shirt to the party
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A long distance that has to be walked. "Yeah. I waz fully fucked up last night and ended up hiking home from the City by myself. I got home at 11:00am."
"It's the full 'hike' to my house form here man, can I get a lift back?" |
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1. to increase 2. an increase in something The hike in the price of milk was connected with the reported increase in discontent among dairy farmers.
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verb.
to increase we cry as they hike up the sales tax from 2 to 7%
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To steal. The act of robbing the posessions of another Some punk hiked my bag from work the other day, causing me great nause
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