Local slang in the upper regions of South Carolina, including York County, Lancaster, and Spartanburg, referring to spots or locations where drugs are sold, such as drug corners or weed spots. Used within the community to discreetly refer to these areas."
by dopeman153 June 27, 2024
when someone says a bad joke, you take their plates, but when they same something funny, you give them plates
by academicweapon5000 October 14, 2022
Cindy: “Paris was talking about you today, are y’all going to fight?”
Keke: “Nah she’s a plate, she’ll just stand there”
Keke: “Nah she’s a plate, she’ll just stand there”
by smachine July 21, 2020
When you have something put on you such as a kiss. When someone unexpectedly kisses another. That makes the receiver of the kiss a plate.
by Dictionaryoline June 11, 2018
Having something put on you. Such as a person kissing another unexpectedly. Then being the one kissed. Therefore being called a plate.
by Dictionaryoline June 11, 2018
A “plate” (Platonic Date) is a planned date where the person doesn’t really expect anything romantic or serious to come out of it. It’s more of a casual meet-up out of curiosity, politeness, or even boredom. It carries a “no pressure” vibe, and the outcome is uncertain. A date can start as a “plate” and evolve into something more romantic or even into a “bate” if the chemistry shifts.
Emma: “So, you’re going on a date tonight?”
Leo: “Nah, not really. It’s just a plate. We’re grabbing a drink, but I don’t think there’s anything romantic there.”
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Alex: “How was your date last night?”
Chris: “Eh, it was more of a plate than anything. We just talked and went home separately.”
Leo: “Nah, not really. It’s just a plate. We’re grabbing a drink, but I don’t think there’s anything romantic there.”
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Alex: “How was your date last night?”
Chris: “Eh, it was more of a plate than anything. We just talked and went home separately.”
by neyiox February 01, 2025