if you roll on hydros, seems like it makes your car rise into the air when you start it up and when you drive it you can hit one of the 4 switches then make your roll bounce from side to side, front to back or make it pancake
by Swoopa March 01, 2009
Definitely. From snoopified "for sure". Often used in preceding "my nizzle" as in "for sure, brother".
by Anonymous April 03, 2003
He's getting it tonight... fo shiz.
by G Lish April 23, 2005
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by killflow October 17, 2002
A common philosophy that involves winning despite the odds against it. It is a mindset that can be applied to a number of situations, usually involving ones where chances of winning are slim or where one was wrong in an argument yet can still keep their dignity.
The Bulls in Fo mentality is usually accompanied by throwing up “fo” (four) fingers, sometimes with no words said. It is sometimes — though rarely — followed by throwing up one finger to indicate the Bulls’ one seed.
The Bulls in Fo mentality is usually accompanied by throwing up “fo” (four) fingers, sometimes with no words said. It is sometimes — though rarely — followed by throwing up one finger to indicate the Bulls’ one seed.
1. “Who do you think will win the NBA finals this year?”
“Easy. Bulls in Fo.”
2. “Did you really just fail that quiz? It was the easiest question ever!”
*throws up fo fingers*
3. “That was some great sex, you really surprised me.”
“As expected. Bulls in Fo.” *throws up fo fingers, quickly switching to one finger to indicate one seed*
“Easy. Bulls in Fo.”
2. “Did you really just fail that quiz? It was the easiest question ever!”
*throws up fo fingers*
3. “That was some great sex, you really surprised me.”
“As expected. Bulls in Fo.” *throws up fo fingers, quickly switching to one finger to indicate one seed*
by llaminstructor100 March 31, 2023