sampling

The history of sampling comes from African Americans who gave up on their cultural history on playing wonderful music and began to steal other people's music to claim it as there’s.

- The act of stealing music to claim as your own.

When people told him he was sampling good music, he got excited and considered himself a great producer.

by Pete Rock July 14, 2004

simplexity

This is the concept of making something SO simple that it actually becomes complex.

You have simplified this system so much that it is hard to understand and now has a high simplexity level

by Louie October 19, 2004

Simple

Simple is my friend who's a rare find! He defines Friendship! He doesn't judge you and accepts you for who you are. He's someone you can tell deep secrets too. He cares deeply and is always there! He's a friend who's hard to find & forget:) Jess

simple

by Jess.1ca August 28, 2013

simple plan

the best band to grace the face of the earth with their wonderful music. they dont care what everyone thinks of them and do everything for their fans. the rock and nothin anyone says can bring them down.

simple plan, good charlotte, green day, blink 182

by amanda lauren October 4, 2005

Whitman Sampler

A sample of chocolate candies that come in a varity pack, usually around Valentine's Day.

The adjective would be to us the term to describe a promiscious person.

She's been passed around so much, she's like a Whitman Sampler.

by Momotaro October 3, 2003

Simple Plan

One of the best bands ever, that helps people relate by their songs.

Simple Plan is AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

by Specail May 23, 2005

Maple Sampler

A maple sampler is a Canadian who goes from tree to tree sampling maple syrup. They go around speaking like Sarah Palin, saying aboot and 'eh all the time, tapping trees, and talking about ice because there isn't anything else up there.

Katie: The US sucks
Dave: The US is awesome, Canadians are nothing but maple samplers.
Katie: What?
Dave: Yea, I said it. So, hows the syrup 'eh? Is the ice nice and thick yet? Aboot how thick?
Katie: nuh-uh.

by Cdizzeley January 26, 2010