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driving around an area to partake in the smoking of marijuana, drinking alcohol, or just for the hell of it Hey Johnny, after school you and Jay want to take a loop with me and smoke some blunts?
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An audio or video digital sample cut so that it plays continuously without jarring. (Nobody uses analogue tape or film anymore, unless they're into masochism)
Often: "drum loop" ~ a pattern of drum hits which, when combined with a bassline, make a groove. These can be stored as an audio file or MIDI information. Mate, that loop's fucked up. It needs to be a coupla milliseconds shorter to fit into the groove. Or make the bassline longer to fit it.
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"The Loop" is the local name for Chicago's downtown area, so named because of the way the city's elevated trains (or el) loops around the area. Also used with directions, such as "North Loop," "South Loop," or "West Loop." There is, however, no "East Loop" because that would put you in Lake Michigan. A: Where do you work?
B: Down in the Loop. |
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The product of using auto-correct while typing the word "poop" into a phone or computer. So the other day I took a really big loop.
Gosh darn it I meant poop. |
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1. In computer programming languages, a loop is used to repeat a segment of code.
2. Use to signify a lasso or other circular object. 3. Use to signify a train loop, bus loop, loop de loop, etc... 4. Repetition. 5. Capture. |
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A combination of the words, "long" and "poop." Oh man, I had to set aside some serious time for that loop.
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To jerk outside for practice We loop everyday and get better each time.
We gotta loop if we want to be the best! |
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