Making a brief appearance at a party or social function for political purposes.
Involves giving "dap" (fist-pound greeting) to the host and other notables, then "dipping" (leaving) shortly thereafter. Sometimes used to describe an event that is not enjoyable and would not be worth attending were it not for the political motive.
Involves giving "dap" (fist-pound greeting) to the host and other notables, then "dipping" (leaving) shortly thereafter. Sometimes used to describe an event that is not enjoyable and would not be worth attending were it not for the political motive.
Matt: Are we going to Jon's party?
Darryl: Yeah, but I don't want to stay long, so let's make it a dap and dip.
Darryl: Yeah, but I don't want to stay long, so let's make it a dap and dip.
by Darrell Johnson May 01, 2007
A friend, maybe a best friend, who you get into trouble with and who is somewhat responsible for your actions.
by zak meade April 25, 2007
by Jack Davison May 01, 2007
"I was talking on the phone with my moms."
by Mary L August 04, 2005
That job is too far; it's not within couching distance.
I can't reach the remote control because it's not in couching distance.
I can't reach the remote control because it's not in couching distance.
by Ryan November 28, 2004
That cager just cut me off!
by Garrat9 October 20, 2003
A person who wears a bluetooth wireless earpiece everywhere they go to seem trendy and important. Places to spot bluetools include movie theaters, malls, restaurants, gyms, grocery stores and cars.
Bluetool: Heyyy, how are you?
Megan: I'm great, and yourself?
Bluetool: Oh, sorry Megan. I wasn't talking to you, I'm on a call. Bluetooth.
Megan: I'm great, and yourself?
Bluetool: Oh, sorry Megan. I wasn't talking to you, I'm on a call. Bluetooth.
by Orchard August 01, 2006