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Used on the in the Bay Area of California. May mean in the extreme, large quantities, or something that is gnarly.
Has recently fallen into usage for something that is deep or meaningful I had mass issues with that movie, it sucked in so many ways.
I was hungry, so I bought mass chips. Did you see that guy's wave? It was mass. My professor of philosophy can be so mass sometimes. |
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The celebration of the Holy Eucharist in the Catholic Church. The highest form of worship and sacrifice you can offer up to God. I try to make it to Mass more than once a week.
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An abbreviation for Massachusetts used by locals because none of us can spell it. Yeah I'm from Mass.
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a phrase from the Pacific Northwest United States meaning many, or, very.;
to the extreme; lots of something; same thing as "hella" in the Bay Area and similar to the Bostononian's "wicked." Seattle music was mass awesome, but it's popularity fucked it up mass.
There was mass shit in the toilet after you used it. Man, do I sound mass dumb. |
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A noun commonly referring to large amounts of muscle, often the result of weight training. Mass can suggest both heavy lean and bulk muscle. John put on some serious mass!
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1. part-of-speach: noun
__a. physical substance; an amount of matter. adjective form: massive 2. part-of-speach: adjective (generally used in context\conjunction with ghetto slang) __a. a large number of {plural noun}; __b. a great quantity of {collective noun} . |
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1. the amount of matter something consists of
2. relating to the masses, that is, of large numbers of people 3. a Catholic religious ceremony 1. Do you know the mass of an wordelectron?
2. There was a mass demonstration against the war. 3. I've been to Mass twice, and I'm not even Catholic. |
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