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basically it means "underground indie" (underground + diminutive of independent). to designate a band which works under the "diy" (do it yourself) theory.
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A piece of underwear, though usually used in plural. Oh dear, I don't appear to be wearing any undies.
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In Great Britain and Ireland, an abbreviation of "underwear" Christ on a bike I've soiled me undies
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My undies are all bunched up.
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an under cover cop, specifically one walking around a concert parking lot or music festival. These slimy subhuman lifeforms are usually sent out to chase drugs, and make unfair arreests. I cant work here, this place is crawling with undies
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People from Australia - from the land down under. “Yeah he's an undie, you can tell by the Crocodile Dundee accent.”
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September 4, 2007 Urban Word of the Day
An abbreviation for underground hip-hop. Originally conceived as a soundalike alternative to "indie," which signifies fey boys with jangly guitars. Undie is the straight shit, brah. The radio is wack.
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