W2

W2 does NOT mean "with". Not even close. W2 is an abbreviation for Word2 or Word Too, which are actually short versions of the phrase Word to mother or Word to everything or similar phrases that people say when they are telling nothing but the truth.

People who post on Urban Dictionary are dazed, W2.

by thEbx41 November 03, 2012

Hippo

A big mouth hippo is a person who says something is wrong one day but then goes and does that exact same thing or has already done it in the past. Calling someone a hippo is like saying look who's talking. Comes from the word hypocrite, but might also be a reference to the really big mouth of a hippo when it opens wide.

A Lil Wayne fan: Hip hop is getting so shitty nowadays..

You: SHUT YO MOUTH, HIPPO!!!!!

by TheBx41 August 30, 2012

shmacked

Dumb way of saying smacked. Just means that youre really really high off some good marijuana.

I was so shmacked last night.

by thebx41 September 20, 2012

Flight

short for flight jacket. Pretty much any lightweight jacket that you wear to survive the fall season in NYC.

--Yo, toss me my flight, I left it on that chair. Thanks!

by TheBx41 September 20, 2012

crymax

How you say "climax" in Engrish. This is what asian girls (especially japanese girls) do when they have an orgasm on camera.

I was actually enjoying this porno until the girl started crymaxing at the end. Ugh, she's supposed to be an 18 year old schoolgirl, not a little crybaby. And why does it hurt so much for Japanese girls to have sex if Japanese guys have the smallest... ahh never mind.

by TheBx41 August 24, 2012

Cheese up

1. To crack a huge grin

2. When something makes you so happy that it makes you smile.

3. To make someone else smile

This term originates from the word cheesin, which means having a big smile on your face.

1. I brought something in my bag that's gonna cheese you up!

2. I was so cheesed up when I got accepted to the uni of my dreams

3. Dawg what's wrong with you? You've been frowning all day. Cheese up!

by TheBx41 October 16, 2012

The Birds and Bees

A phrase used when you're commenting on the balance of males and females in a room, or lack thereof. Comes from the two slang words bird which is another word for girl and B which is a short version of Bro.

Yo, where the birds and bees at??

by ThEbX41 November 05, 2012