hyphee

westcoast crunk, originated in oakland , cali

king of.....hyphee....oh shit

by kickak March 8, 2005

SUPER HYPHY MOVEMENT

This is the hyphy movement coming from the west coast/bay area, going coast to coast. the super hyphy movement includes getting hyphy and wearing your stunna glasses, ghost ride da whip and getting stupid, dumb, retarded. It dont look right unless your really feeling it but you can do it, it aint that hard!

It's all about the super hyphy movement.
-thiz iz what it iz!

by T-hizz er die beezy March 26, 2007

hyphy

Both a genre of music and a lifestyle from the Bay Area, Oakland, San Fran, San Jo, Vallejo, and more. E-40, Mac Dre (r.i.p), The Pack, Keak Da Sneak, and The Federation are all hyphy artists. Hyphy basically means to go dumb, retarded, lose control and not care what anyone thinks. You can do this by dancing, getting in a fight, scraping, and ghost riding your car. This is the Bay CALIFORNIA. Not Tampa Bay, not Green Bay, Not any other bay. Hyphy is mainly underground but over the years its getting more exposure.

"We get hyphy out here save crunk for the south" - The Federation

by jersey kid December 24, 2007

extra hypey

a Philly term for over exaggerating something; making a big deal out of something minor

Calm down you being extra hypey.

by JayJayJumper August 7, 2006

Hyphen Duphenator

The scientific word for a lighter.

May I use your Hyphen Duphenator to spark my bowl/ciggaret please?

by uknowhosketch January 26, 2009

hyphy

Bay Area term used to set the Bay Area aside from crunk ATL

We got hella hyphy at the party last night!

by Ay'Anna May 8, 2005

hyphen-American

the suffix applied to terms for non-white ethnic groups (i.e. African-American) to indicate that American it's describing is different from other Americans-- because as everyone knows, "American" is an ethnicity. And if one is not WASP, he isn't deserving of the singular appellation, and must have a stupid prefix slapped onto it before it's considered "accurate".

origin: the United States' incompetency when addressing its diversity.

Mr. Smith is a citizen of the US and is of German descent. Therefore he is American.

Mrs. Johnson is a citizen of the US and is of English descent. Therefore she is American.

Mr. Obama is a citizen of the US and is of partial African descent. Therefore he is-- wait, what was that? That one would actually be African-hyphen-American.

by plain old American October 10, 2008