A person's sidekick who texts for the driver.
by Anarino July 17, 2013
by DVNT November 06, 2011
(v) getting wild or excessively crazy. Typically used in the context of a party.
It is normally followed by a prepositional phrase (For the party, In that place, On that hoe) and it is often used in the past tense (turned up). "Turning up" is almost never said.
As far as I can tell, it is the 2011 equivalent of what Getting Crunk was in the early 2k's and late 90's.
It is normally followed by a prepositional phrase (For the party, In that place, On that hoe) and it is often used in the past tense (turned up). "Turning up" is almost never said.
As far as I can tell, it is the 2011 equivalent of what Getting Crunk was in the early 2k's and late 90's.
by WriterTag October 26, 2011
The act of being out in a social public setting (i.e. Restaurant, Cocktail Bar, Coffee shop) and only spending time on your mobile device; not the people with or around you.
"I would have loved to catch up with Sheila but she was nocializing the entire time we were at the bar!"
by Old Bull July 11, 2013
There were a ton of cars on the roads during rush hour, so I started lane splitting to get ahead of the traffic.
by TK9 July 10, 2013
The spreading of a craving/desire for a specific food or restaurant from person to person. Usually spread almost instantaneously after leaving someone's mouth.
Person 1 "I could really go for some Qdoba right now!"
Person 2 "Thanks for the food herp, now I really want some to!"
Person 2 "Thanks for the food herp, now I really want some to!"
by Eric Pratt July 05, 2013
A walks into B's apartment: "Man does your roommate really like dubstep?"
B: "Nah bro he's just about to wub one out."
B: "Nah bro he's just about to wub one out."
by JoeShmoe24 July 06, 2013