dealer peace

The generic farewell of younger drug dealers, from punks to thugs and every niche in between. Is usually grossly mispronounced, making it sound much like 'paayse', 'puhayse'

Johnny cut the dealer peace short with the door and booked it, he needed to be somewhere he could find a sponge - and fast.

by karma March 28, 2007

Distributing the peace

Toking up with people , selling marijuana. You are distributing the peace because weed makes people negotiate and come to peace with each other.

Ex1 - OFFICER: Sir, you are charged with distribution of marijuana
DUDE: what? No man, i was distributing the peace!

Ex2 - MOM: Son, were you smoking with those kids up the block?
SON: No , i was distributing the peace with some colleagues.

by Jointabalaballala August 4, 2010

peacefaker

1. A "peace-at-any-price" person.
2. One who makes any and all concessions necessary to keep the situation copesetic, pleasant, and non-confrontational in the short term without regard to the long term consequences.

Someone who can't say no to anyone, even if the other person isn't necessarily argumentative or contrary.

by Rex Cavendish February 9, 2005

War & Peace 2

(Noun) A postal mailing that is ridiculously large in size.

Parent: Did you get any information from that college yet?

Kid: Yeah, they only sent me War & Peace 2.

by Sid Barrett October 14, 2008

peace

A girl who is beautiful in and out you can trust her no matter what
Sometimes she has a smile to cover up everything so she can focus on you, she doesn’t want to seem selfish

This girl is someone you can not loose because once you loose her she can never be replaced

Peace is special to me.
You will not find someone like Peace anywhere.

by sparkleee./ February 1, 2018

five percent

A doctrine which emerged in 1960s as an offshoot of the Nation of Islam. The belief is that mankind began about one million years ago in the Mideast (Black people are today refered to as "Asiatic Black Man.") The doctrine holds that 85% of the people are presumed to be chumps, spending their life deluded and ripped off. 10% do the ripping off, are in the scams of entertainment, sports, politics, religion, business, etc., and live as fat cats but in sin. Only 5% have the knowledge and moral standing to be the world’s teachers. Non-black people are not excluded from the ranks of the potential righteous and the doctrine holds that one's works and life are more important than skin color.

The doctrine has lately undergone a vigorous ressurgence thanks in large part to hip-hop artists, particularly Busta Rhymes, Wu-Tang, Rakim and Big Daddy Kane. The movement now refers to itself as the “Nation of Gods and Earths.”

Despite trappings, the movement has only the most tenuous links to Islam. Most importantly, adherrants believe in several gods, that the words of prophets have been distorted beyond recognition and that the Five Percent are in themselves, Gods or at least the Gods' agents.

"I wanna big up Five Percent Nation Of Islam, Yeah!"

-- Busta Rhymes, from "New York Shit"

by Bill Peters October 8, 2006

peace up, A-town down

To flash the hand signal for peace (the two fingers raised up), and the hand signal in the shape of an A for A town (two fingers pointing down).

Peace up, A-town down nigga!

by shadowcaster187 November 3, 2006