the usual pace of walking when most people are in a hurry: it is faster than a quickstep, slower than a double-time; it is almost as if you are walking to the rhythm of dance music.
by Paulytaz March 9, 2019

The yuppie in a yuppie, or preppie, upper, or upper-middle, class neighborhood who wears Northface, Bass Pro Shop, Nike, or some other brand named, ultra expensive, gear or shoes in an attempt to look as if they are cool fitness pro runners. However, when you actually watch them run, they can't run, but rather "jog" super slowly as if they are really old, out of shape, or have some condition that prevents them from breaking out into a full run.
Go to any upper scale neighborhood during the moring or afternoon and look for the people attempting to run in that neighborhood. "Like, OMG Buffy, my million dollar mansion doesn't chafe me as much as these Nike shorts do while I am being a street jogger, jogging lamely through these streets!" *Note, if you do see someone actually in an all-out run--they are probably a real athlete/should be really wearing the clothes they earned by actually working out.
by Retrogurl February 12, 2014

The typical funk of chronic, bars and liquor barrels from bistros and bars. Some wordplay on "sense." The idea came while bumpin E40 "Street Sense." This can be elaborated on in many ways.
They caught the vapours and street scents literally funnelling from the dispensary beside the bar down on Kingway and Vic
by Treebonics July 29, 2016

-Why'd we have to drive through sinus feet street Joe?
-When I told you I wanted to see the zoo, and you agreed, well then here we are.
-When I told you I wanted to see the zoo, and you agreed, well then here we are.
by kaidrilled December 5, 2022

by Street thots February 1, 2019

A nickname for annoying street preachers.
Persons on a college campus or on the streets or at a concert or beach , who try to talk to you about their religion, often powered by an electronic device.
Persons on a college campus or on the streets or at a concert or beach , who try to talk to you about their religion, often powered by an electronic device.
Street pranksters, they can be really annoying, but today I just thought, cool.
Oh man , I got stuck talking to a couple street pranksters for fifteen minutes yesterday at the beach.
Oh man , I got stuck talking to a couple street pranksters for fifteen minutes yesterday at the beach.
by Holy Scheiße June 26, 2018

Relics from the early days of hip-hop: physical copy cassette "mixtapes" rappers would give away on the street for free (rarely sell) to anyone willing. If it was good, people would give homemade copies to friends.
Can also refer to bootleg compilations and bootleg live rap show recordings.
Some of these curbside rappers tapes made it big: Bone Thugs "Faces of Death", Afroman "My Fro-losophy", Eazy-E "Boyz-n-the-Hood 86' / Dopeman", many Granfmaster Flash & the Furious Five live bootlegs etc.
Can also refer to bootleg compilations and bootleg live rap show recordings.
Some of these curbside rappers tapes made it big: Bone Thugs "Faces of Death", Afroman "My Fro-losophy", Eazy-E "Boyz-n-the-Hood 86' / Dopeman", many Granfmaster Flash & the Furious Five live bootlegs etc.
"Those aren't homeless people, grandma; those are aspiring rappers peddling their street tapes."
"You ever hear the kendrick street tape from when he was a kid? 'Youngest Head Nigga in Charge (Hub City Threat: Minor of the Year)'?"
"You need a coaster for that drink? here's some shitty street tapes some dude was giving away on CD, use that. U can roll that blunt up on the cd case, too."
"You ever hear the kendrick street tape from when he was a kid? 'Youngest Head Nigga in Charge (Hub City Threat: Minor of the Year)'?"
"You need a coaster for that drink? here's some shitty street tapes some dude was giving away on CD, use that. U can roll that blunt up on the cd case, too."
by wiidmonrasta January 17, 2018
