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The fundemental jazz chord progression. Taken from II-V-I, or more descriptively, IIm7-V7-IM7
An example of a 251 progression in the key of C major is: Dmin7 (2 or II is 2nd scale degree of C) G7 (G is 5 or V scale degree of C) Cmaj7
251 by kwajazz July 24, 2006
Words you can keep
To be Chill.

Derived from the chord progression used often in jazz to end a phrase or song or to lead into a new segment.
"Hey man, how are ya?"
"Fine, pretty 251"
251 by Jazzy_Joe May 11, 2009
area code of lower alabama. main city is mobile
we be's in da 251.
251 by 251 whodi July 13, 2003

142.251.41.67 

It's Google.

also iam is gay
try 142.251.41.67
142.251.41.67 by sorc-fag April 10, 2022
If it exists, Fortnite has probably turned it into a skin.
Guy 1: Wait, even a hotdog can be a Fortnite skin now?!

Guy 2: Rule 251, my friend. If it exists, it’s fair game.

Guy 1: No wonder the game's dying.
Rule 251 by Light Guy January 25, 2026

budgetz-251

budgetz
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budgetz-251 by budgetz June 5, 2026

Trump 287-251 

My prediction for the 2024 presidential election (do not dislike if this comes out to be incorrect)
My prediction for this election is Trump 287-251
Trump 287-251 by nb21-rz2k September 23, 2024
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