run yo fade

beating a n word tf up

that nigga dayshawn was talking shit so i said shut up nigga before i run yo fade

by YourFavoriteCoomba December 1, 2021

fade

a hair cut. ball fade. southside Gs all roll with a ball fade or braids. keepin the line tight refers to keepin the fade clean. theres alot of different kind of fades, ball fade bein the most popular. you want to be a baller, hit up your barbershop ask for ball fade, 2 on top. keep the line tight dog.

let my top down and let the sun hit the fade. -big moe

these boys gon feel us wit our braids and fades. boys gon feel us, boys gon feel us. -ESG

by b-dub December 17, 2003

fade

commonly ued in the dmv area. meaning 'able to'. or 'wanting to'. mostly refering to money.

girl: ay, you goin to the club tonight.
boy: i don't know. how much it cost to get in?
girl: twenty dollars at the door.
boy: aw, nah sahn. i can't fade that.

boy: ay, you tryna go to this concert tonight
other boy: yea, bet. it's only like twenty dollars. i can fade that. i just got paid.

by omadam January 1, 2011

Can't fade it

Slang term implying the undesirability of the after-mentioned activity. Used strictly by students and alumni of Springbrook High School in MoCo.

Kid 1: Dude, I can't fade going to math today.
Kid 2: Yeah, lets skip, that teacher sucks ass.

by Rock Monster February 24, 2005

fade me

When you're playing in a open game of craps (not in a casino), you need someone to put up money against what you're betting. The person putting up that money is "fading" you.

when you shout: "someone fade me!" you are asking for them to put up money against your bet.

by Shalleen September 6, 2007

anti-fadding

Hating something for the fact that everybody else likes it, not for the fact that the "thing" is good or bad.

For instance, hating a band even though you've never even heard their music simply because everyone loves the band.

He's anti-fadding, because he likes Final Fantasy himself, but he claims to hate it because he hates the fanbase.

by Rabid Nozomi January 2, 2009

turn up the fader

(verb) to party in such a way that results in intoxication; comes from the term faded, meaning to be intoxicated by means of alcohol and/or drugs and is a reference to the audio engineering action "turn up the fader", meaning to gradually increase the level of an audio signal.

Yo, I'm free tonight; let's hit the clubs and turn up the fader!

by atlshawty84 April 28, 2009