Flee

1. to be fresh originated in New York used by puertoricans or other ghetto people
2. to get fresh
3. to have the best clothes and sneakers looking crispy

1. Ay me and my dude jean getz flee mane
2. You seen that dude he was lookin mad flee

by baddiest bitch sammy March 26, 2008

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Fleech

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A person who clings to another and sucks the fun out of everything that happens.

That party was so fun last night, until the fleech called the cops.

We were all at the lake for the weekend, but the fleech made us stay inside and study.

by Davey958959 March 16, 2008

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To make a trade with (or enter into an agreement with) someone under the guise of fairness, while fully knowing you are trying to rip them off.

Very common in sports, where one team "fleeces" another in a trade. Sometimes, the results of the fleece aren't known for a while, but inevitably someone usually gets fleeced in a trade.

1) The Tampa Bay Devil Rays FLEECED the New York Mets by trading them Victor Zambrano for Scott Kazmir.

2) Carl Pavano FLEECED the Yankees into a 4 year, $40M deal.

by MLB Fleece Factor January 11, 2008

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fleek

immensely appealing to the homosexual and mentally handicapped community; extremely flamboyant and vivacious; possessing feminine attributes; metaphor used describing a glittering rainbow; corny; whack; lamer than lame; not cool no matter how many people say because they heard someone say it

"Elton John has the greatest style, that sequined jacket is the essence of fleek!"
"Hooray Phillip! Those rainbow striped curtains are just on fleek enough to match our rainbow onesie pajamas!"
"There's only one way to experience being on fleek in all it's glory, and that's the casual encounters section of Craig's list."

by Jangochainless June 24, 2015

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