Wi-Five ((5))

The online version of a high-five. Abbreviation: ((5)). If an individual expresses a ((5)), it is only right for the other person to aslo express a ((5)). If the other person does not return the ((5)), he or she is leaving you hangin because they do not share your enthusiasm.

-guy #1: Hey dude I won tickets to the show this summer!! Wi-Five ((5))!

-guy #2: No freakin way! ((5))

-guy #1: You're definitely comin with bro!

-guy #2: Hell to tha yes I am! ((5))

-guy #1: ((5))!

-guy #3: Hey can I come too?

-guy # 1: Nope.

-guy #3: ...

by LiamE February 17, 2010

shang-high-five

A Shang-High-Five is when someone steals a high five that was meant for someone else.

Stan: Hey dude that was an awesome bro thing you just did!
Bob: Thanks, bro.
Stan: **Puts up hand for a high five**
Bob: -Recognizes hand for high five is put up-
Fran: **High fives the SHIT out of Stan's hand before Bob can**
Fran (screaming): You just got Shang-High-Fived!"

by elcastigador November 17, 2013

Spit High Five

a song produced by little liv. With over 2 million on youtube.

Dang spit high five is such a bop bro.

by Jelly Sandwich November 13, 2018

Three Four Five

To drink 3/4 of a fifth.

David: Bro, how much did you drink last night!?
Troy: Dude, I pulled off a three four five.
David: Your were shit faced.
Troy: Fuckk.

by Dwood93 June 28, 2011

Five More Minutes

The term used in the morning when the alarm clock rings. This is probably the most dreadful time of the day because these five minutes will go by like none other.

This time especially sucks when you under slept that night.

Oh fuck, it's 6:30... Five more minutes please.

by Ya' Digg June 17, 2009

Jive Five

A band that plays many-a-instraments, including cell phones, vacuum cleaners, cups w/ water, bags of chips, slot machines, animals and voices to create music thats worth listening to once or twice.

There is a new cover band of the Jive Five.

And by the way Colin-Sucks

by ol' finny mcgee March 31, 2004

five footers

mexican laborers; usually in the landscape, construction, or restuarant industry.

How many five footers you have on that crew that cuts grass?

by jamie & Melanie Skelly November 30, 2007