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(Verb) To disturb, perturb, deter or intimidate. Usually used in the negative. "They swore at me, but hey, I'm not phased."
"You can't phase me by talking while playing chess." |
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| 2. | phase | ||
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A point in an individual's life during which he or she will express himself or herself in a manner that is difficult for others to control, let alone comprehend. Parents often generalize this term to describe unexpected patterns of behavior displayed by their children. Dad: Do you think Ronny is gay?
Mom: Oh, it's probably just a phase. |
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| 3. | phase | ||
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something that has no effect on you whats' so ever. It doesn't matter, Its not an issue. It doesn't phase me that they don't like.
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| 4. | phase | ||
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3.5 grams on the drug scale, eight of an ounce "now if you asked for a phase, I would getcha one"
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| 5. | phase | ||
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A period in time when you have feelings for someone else in stead of the main person you like,,,
Sally was in love with bob for 5 years, She hung out with another boy and now has a phase on him.
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