DUBS

noun- twenty inch rims and only twenty inch rims for anything larger see twankie dueces, dub dueces, or duece dueces. smaller see dub minus dueces

why would you put dubs on a mustang?

by Dr. Victor M December 17, 2002

Dubs

A shorthand term commonly used for the NBA franchise the Golden State Warriors. The name originated in the late 1990's and progressively became more popular as the fan base grew and became younger. It was originally coined due to the "W" in Warriors being pronounced as dub-a-you and it was shortened to simply dub for easier pronunciation.

Did you guys see the Dubs game last night?
The Dubs are looking good so far!

by biggi86 January 19, 2009

Dubs

An expression for a rather pointless number generator often seen on 4Chan and Funnyjunk. A random number is rolled (*roll 2*, etc) between 00 and 99. If someone was to roll 66 for example, the comment is thumbed up ridiculously high. If they're unlucky and roll lets say, 65, they're showered with negative thumbs until their account is banned.
Often accompanied by a picture of Christian Bale pointing at the roll (or something similar).

Dubs check'em.

by forever anon December 7, 2011

dubs

Rims on an automobile that are 20 inches in diameter.

Ganstas roll on dubs.

by § July 19, 2004

dubs

Commonly used to refer both to two dime bags of weed (which, incidentally, equal 20 dollars) and to 20'' rims on cars, particularly SUV's. The word "dub" is used to refer to something that equals 20, whether it be weed OR rim size.

Yo, can I get two dubs from you?

OR

We were rollin on dubs...

by Quanda August 31, 2006

dubs

Wheels on a car at least 20 inches in diameter, from double-tens (i.e 20)

Rapper 1: Sup bredren, check the dubs on the caddy.
Rapper 2: Fuckin rite doggy. Lets escalade back to the hood.

by thats a negatory June 25, 2005

Dubs

Short for 'dubplates', a type of record used originally by dj's and producers of Jamaican music. They're softer than normal vinyl discs and don't last as long before the needle wears them out. The idea is to 'test' a track on the dancefloor using cheaply made dubplates, before having a more expensive vinyl press of the record made. Now used by producers of hip-hop, garage, drum'n'bass, trance, house, basically any kind of electronic music that people want to dance to, and craved by geeky DJ wannabes of said genres, to impress their eqally geeky non-DJ friends.

Got any new dubs mate?

by Superbo February 21, 2004