Diego's definitions

Calling Out Names

A Kurupt song in which he tears apart DMX, 50 Cent, Ja Rule and Irv Gotti, The Ruff Ryder's, Murder Inc, Nas, Foxy Brown, AZ and Nelly.

Shout-outs To Xzibit, RBX, CNN, Jay-Z, DefSquad, DefJam, Eve, Canibus, Wu-Tang, Daz, The Lox and The Dogg Pound.

Often incorrectly criticised as exascerbating the east-west coast tension...However he actually shouts-out to a fair few East-Coast rapper's.

He hates DMX because DMX said he slept with Kurupt's girlfriend at the time, Foxy Brown.

by Diego November 30, 2003

Rev

'Revving' is the way you act while under the influence of amphetamine/methamphetamine. Ie. The 'Speed' makes you speed.

"Shit man, I am fuckin' revving off my tits!"

by Diego September 10, 2003

chew

To have something to eat.
Meaning the actual chewing of the food or the process of getting something to eat an

Q: "Are you keen to get a chew?"
A: "I'm mad keen to have a chew."

by Diego July 12, 2003

drop-knee

A body-boarding style where you are down on one knee while riding the wave.

"He is the drop-knee pro of the world."

by Diego September 4, 2003

Break

The 1st shot in a pool match.
'Break', because the balls are in a triangular pattern, then you 'break' them up.

Whos break is it?
I broke last game, so you can break this time.

by Diego November 11, 2003

ghost rider

No...There is actually a 'Ghost Rider' that is better than that T.V show made for 5 year olds.
'Ghost Rider' is a European motorbike rider that makes a living from performing dangerous, high-speed stunts on his bike. His activities are highly illegal and he is wanted by many police. He wears only black, his bike is black and he never ever takes his helmet off...Making his identity Ghost like.

"Have you seen GhostRider 3 - The Final Ride?"

by Diego November 18, 2003

Ganja

'Marijuana' is the Mexican name given to Cannabis.
Likewise, 'Ganja' is a Jamaican term for Cannabis.
Used all over the world to mean good-quality, hydroponically grown marijuana.

Aye, lets get sum gunja mon.

by Diego November 7, 2003