pure

Used in Carpinteria , CA circa late 80's/early 90's. Possibly still in use.
Meaning something is lame, or boring.
Probably from an insult to something being
virginal, or not rebellious.
Can be dragged out in a stoned stupor as
"puaaarr".

"Dude, that movie was pure".

Dude #1:"This weed is bunk".
Dude #2 "Puuuaaarrr"!

by shoalbait August 28, 2010

pure

Pure is a lifestyle.
To be pure, one must achieve ones own goals previously set for themselves.

Have all the qualities that people want in a good friend/lover.
Dress how they dress.
Take's L's but learns from them (haha)

Pure may also be used as an adjective or stand alone as an adverb.

Pure fire
She's pure (fire, hot)
That's pure (cool, tight, hard)

I'm pure.
He went pure.
That's pure.

by culturerich March 4, 2014

pure

does not need to be cooked, is hot already

Girl: omggg have you seen her? She’s literally so pure!
Girl2: yeahhh totally, she’s so goodlooking damn shawty!

by thisisntemmatalkingaboutpure July 12, 2021

pure

Whiskey, probably and/or especially Irish whiskey

Took a drop of the pure to keep me heart from sinking, that's the Paddy's cure when he's on the drinking. - "Rocky Road to Dublin," Irish drinking song

by Drunken Homeworker October 2, 2006

Pure

Used to emphasise how good or pleasing something is.
Basically another word for very.

"That song was pure boss!"

"I pure love that"

by Wood June 29, 2003

pure

Good weed or hash. "Pure" grass, no seeds, no stalks in it.

Give me a hook up on dat pure.

by jonny March 4, 2005

PURE

Previously Unrecognized Recruitment Error

Someone who looks good on the resume, kicks ass in the interviews, and somehow self-destructs and falls apart in the office.

Our newest hire met every qualfication, had the exact background we were looking for, displayed energy, enthusiasm, and intelligence in the multiple interviews, and completely fell apart after she started the job. A total letdown, we had no idea she would be PURE.

by MzunguGirl November 27, 2006