An expression used in the music industry which means: To completely reinvent your style of music. This originates from the Radiohead album of the same name in which they completely reinvented their music.
by Wallamanage July 29, 2005
Just got kidded so hard when the boss called and said, "I need you to come into work right now."
She kidded you so hard when she wouldn't let you touch her butt.
Work called, you're kidded again.
Called work back and said, "sorry i've had too many beerzzzz i cant come in." Kidded the s*%t out of them.
She kidded you so hard when she wouldn't let you touch her butt.
Work called, you're kidded again.
Called work back and said, "sorry i've had too many beerzzzz i cant come in." Kidded the s*%t out of them.
by bigf06kingboys April 21, 2017
Usually when someone calls a child or a group of children this names is refers to the way they act. ie: usually loud, ghetto, or plan and simple out of control.
mother: LaQuisha whurr ur sistah?
Laquisha: idk momma i think she in the yard
Mother: I swurr u kids act like a bunch of be be kids. Tell her to bring her narrow behind inside right now!!
Laquisha: idk momma i think she in the yard
Mother: I swurr u kids act like a bunch of be be kids. Tell her to bring her narrow behind inside right now!!
by Jadine July 25, 2005
by G.O.A.T. 69 November 26, 2010
It's the act of stealing, drinking, plundering, killing and raping in the English town called Kidderminster.
Judge asking from a thug: What were you doing last week?
Thug: Nothing much, I was just kidding in Kidderminster.
Judge: Oh, that's nice. You're free to go!
Thug: Nothing much, I was just kidding in Kidderminster.
Judge: Oh, that's nice. You're free to go!
by AdmiraLR October 19, 2011
1) A child. Something that isn't human yet but might grow to be someday.
2) Word that comes after "Hey" when you're tired of saying "Hey you" or "Hey there"
3) Mild term of friendly endearment, usually used with the ladies or someone younger than you.
2) Word that comes after "Hey" when you're tired of saying "Hey you" or "Hey there"
3) Mild term of friendly endearment, usually used with the ladies or someone younger than you.
1) I'd rather be capped in the head than have a goddamn kid!
2) Hey kid!
3) How you doin kid? Everything alright?
2) Hey kid!
3) How you doin kid? Everything alright?
by Blackwolf Morrow October 01, 2005