red headed step-child

Derives its meaning from the idea that;
1. Red heads are to be avoided
2. That step children are to be avoided.

So the idea of the both combined is doubly hateful

"beat him like a red headed step-child"

by mrforde August 22, 2006

1,2 step

-A song by R&B singer Ciara
-A phrase meaning to add on to something; to put more flare or to better something.

I love that Ciara song 1,2 step it's awesome!

Dan: How's this drawing?
Steve: It's ok just add a little one, two step into that and it'll be rad.

by Kayeman Lane November 11, 2005

Red Headed Stepchild

The phrase was first coined by James Joyce in his smash-hit musical, Annie, in which he geniously depicts the stereotypical Irish-male's concern for slamming whiskey and disrespecting women, especially the ones from the loins of his sinner wife. (See child support.) Several years later, Joyce also uses this phrase in a letter to his actual wife to describe his penis.

1) Beat that thing like a red headed stepchild.

2) Perhaps I can help you beat your red headed stepchild. With my mouth.

by Benjamin Franklin 1776 July 4, 2008

steeze

the act of smoking marijuana, or the act of being high off marijuana

"hey man want to go steeze a joint in the back?"
"nah man I'm already so steezed"

by steezedallday September 8, 2012

Steeze Bomber

A cigarette

Hey man im really drunk lets go have a steeze bomber

by JonnyRSuperStar April 12, 2004

Step It Up

Step it up: step your game up.

used by Yukmouth numerous times in reference to step your game up, or bring it on.i.e, Oh Boy! Step It up!

by Klymaktyk May 13, 2005