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by Dr, StankySac January 31, 2009
Providing a non-verbal indication to someone that you are ready; usually ready to go or leave, or ready to do something. Can be done in a number of ways - high wave, thumbs up, point with index finger.
You stumble in to a very boring party. You and your buddy both know that you want to leave. One finally gives the high sign to the other by pointing to the door. They leave.
by Pine Stump Junction November 10, 2007
1. Slang. (positive) - to propound; to sanctify; to advocate the genuineness/veracity of another's character.
2. Slang. (negative) - to A.)acknowledge and accept partial responsibility for the presence/actions of another person and the effects thereof, or B.)to deny all responisbility and/or attachment to said individual and/or their actions and any effects thereof.
2. Slang. (negative) - to A.)acknowledge and accept partial responsibility for the presence/actions of another person and the effects thereof, or B.)to deny all responisbility and/or attachment to said individual and/or their actions and any effects thereof.
1. (positive scenario - your friend's party)
"Who's the dude you came in with?"
"Oh, that's Keebler. Don't worry, man. I co-sign for him. He's cool."
2. (negative scenario - some random party)
"I think your buddy's about to get his ass beat."
"Who said he's my buddy? I just walked in next to him, I didn't co-sign for him."
"Who's the dude you came in with?"
"Oh, that's Keebler. Don't worry, man. I co-sign for him. He's cool."
2. (negative scenario - some random party)
"I think your buddy's about to get his ass beat."
"Who said he's my buddy? I just walked in next to him, I didn't co-sign for him."
by .over.the.stars. January 07, 2006