A group exercise session in which participants ride stationary bicycles at varying speeds and resistance settings. Popular among middle-aged women, health nuts and racing cyclists
After hitting menopause, Mrs. Baker began attending a spin class in order to maintain her physical fitness and gain an opportunity to socialize with other women her age.
by Comrade Cottontail January 12, 2009
by Fahed July 11, 2009
by dipsh!t August 19, 2009
It is used as a sentence filler/ punctuation to express common agreement and to fill the awakard silence
by Psuedonym86111 September 24, 2018
A more specific term to describe GZAAT Class of 2019, the best class that has ever existed in all of human history.
by GioLabeouf September 19, 2018
Only the most rape class that can possibly be used in Modern Warfare 2.
Weapons, Perks, and equipment used in class are solelybased on the users preferences, although it must contain the RPG to be truly considered a poup class.
To be said in a sad yet stressed accent.
Weapons, Perks, and equipment used in class are solelybased on the users preferences, although it must contain the RPG to be truly considered a poup class.
To be said in a sad yet stressed accent.
Person 1 : Dude why is Joe so bad?
Person 2 : I don't know man but if he used a poup class he would be so good.
Person : So true. I can't die when using my poup class because it's so Gucci.
Person 2 : I don't know man but if he used a poup class he would be so good.
Person : So true. I can't die when using my poup class because it's so Gucci.
by Guccimayne February 17, 2010
A non-vulgar way of saying the expression "Fat F*ck"; something that is "FF Class" is big, large, extreme, over the top, and/or excessive.
This phrase originated in south Florida while trying to describe a large Mercedes a co-worker had gotten under a lease. The original (paraphrased) dialogue was as follows: "What class Mercedes is that?" and the response was "A Fat F*ck Class Mercedes", which then evolved into the phrase, "an FF-Class Mercedes."
The phrase was made widely public by a YouTube Director {who was involved in describing the aforementioned Mercedes}, with the first usage during the upgrade of a Macintosh G4 computer.
The video is entitled "Macintosh G4 Upgrade (FF-Class)", where usage of the phrase is from time marker 04:26 to 04:33.
In the video, an old Macintosh system is heavily upgraded with excessive and expensive add-ons (specifically, the video card) to make it an "FF-Class System."
The drain from the FF-Class video card was so excessive, that it caused a problem with the power supply where the machine wouldn't even boot!
Popularity of the video helped propagate the phrase within the tech sectors in the US and the United Kingdom.
This phrase originated in south Florida while trying to describe a large Mercedes a co-worker had gotten under a lease. The original (paraphrased) dialogue was as follows: "What class Mercedes is that?" and the response was "A Fat F*ck Class Mercedes", which then evolved into the phrase, "an FF-Class Mercedes."
The phrase was made widely public by a YouTube Director {who was involved in describing the aforementioned Mercedes}, with the first usage during the upgrade of a Macintosh G4 computer.
The video is entitled "Macintosh G4 Upgrade (FF-Class)", where usage of the phrase is from time marker 04:26 to 04:33.
In the video, an old Macintosh system is heavily upgraded with excessive and expensive add-ons (specifically, the video card) to make it an "FF-Class System."
The drain from the FF-Class video card was so excessive, that it caused a problem with the power supply where the machine wouldn't even boot!
Popularity of the video helped propagate the phrase within the tech sectors in the US and the United Kingdom.
"The Apple 30 Inch Cinema Display? That is an FF-Class Monitor!"
"That was an FF-Class Chinese Buffet!"
"He just bought her an FF-Class engagement ring."
"I received an FF-Class commission check this month."
"I just installed an FF-Class processor upgrade in my computer."
"I just purchased an FF-Class home entertainment system."
"That was an FF-Class Chinese Buffet!"
"He just bought her an FF-Class engagement ring."
"I received an FF-Class commission check this month."
"I just installed an FF-Class processor upgrade in my computer."
"I just purchased an FF-Class home entertainment system."
by Alfred_FL April 29, 2008