Side Chick

A side chick is a women/thot/hoe
that is dating a man that has a girlfriend and the side chick knows he has a girlfriend. Usually a side chick is used for off and on sex while the girlfriend is not with the man. A man can have many side chicks just to f*ck.

Man: Hey babe when you go Hawaii with your family I’ll Be with my side chick so I can get my daily blow jobs, is that fine?
Woman: Oh okay but I suck better!
Man: yeah but not so good at anal
Hahahahaha!

by Dxddy is me April 22, 2019

north side

An exclamation of disgust or humor towards someone trying to be cool to fit into a social group, with little knowledge of what the group is about; being clumsy and unaware of what's going on.

Synonym: poser

"Oh, great! North Side, Tommy!"

"That new kid was all, 'North Side'!

"Stop trying to be 'North Side,' man."

by Juanski Miklowski October 19, 2004

Side swiped

When walking along by yourself, and someone tackles you and takes your clothes off. This is usually what happens following 'a drive by'. (see drive by)

Jenny gave Kevin a drive by and then thought she was in the clear and then BAM! She was side swiped by Kevin.

by K. Ferrara May 27, 2008

Dark-sided

someone who is a huge queen with a larger than life personality and a fabulous wardrobe. Sexuality, race, and gender do not matter, although it is usually reserved for Drag Queens.

My costume for Pricsilla, Queen of the Desert, is sooo dark-sided.

by Trantasia July 14, 2011

The "C" Side

Concord, California, The bay area

Boy: Lets go to The "C" Side
Homie: Yadidimean

by Mac A October 08, 2005

Side Ting

British Slang most commonly used b South Londoners which is also another word for 'Side-dish' and 'Side-bitch'. It means someone who is clingy and seems like they will leave the bigger man's / women's side. They are irrelevant and powerless.

Nah cuz, stop gettin' rude Kesley's my Side Ting.

by Parallelogram April 28, 2017

high side

When a motorcycle throws the rider off going over the handle bars.

He got into a tank slapper and went over the high side.

by John Stewardson January 17, 2004