DEF
by Solarsilicon October 22, 2017
DEF means that something is really good or to someones standards.
DEF also means not being able to hear anything
DEF does NOT mean definitly
DEF also means not being able to hear anything
DEF does NOT mean definitly
by yosoypopichulodelanoche June 12, 2009
Old skool version of low it meaning forget it, dont bother or dont even go there but in a nice kinda way
by moi&dem January 15, 2007
by Jay January 20, 2003
by coolkidddd September 12, 2006
"I bet you were def." ~Fresh Prince Of Bel Air when he's talking to Ashley about her singing. 1st episode
by Lady_Rae_Marie January 11, 2006
1. To be worried or scared about something, frequently used to describe a drug-induced state of paranoia.
2. To vomit.
Origin: Great Grimsby. Possibly originally evolved from the word 'defecate', via 'shitting it'.
2. To vomit.
Origin: Great Grimsby. Possibly originally evolved from the word 'defecate', via 'shitting it'.
1. 'I'm deffing', 'She's deffin'-out', 'I deffed-out', 'Deff-out'
2. 'I just deffed'. 'He's deffin''.
2. 'I just deffed'. 'He's deffin''.
by spacecaked March 15, 2011