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When you are the first, or one of the vanguard, to do something, get into somewhere, or rock a particular style, you let everyone around you know by shouting, "Early!" Cooler than "first!" which is for lame internet people.
*Kid from Harlem breaks down fence at Nas concert and is first of a mob of people top bust inside and see show for free before security come and start beating people down*

Kid from Harlem: Early!

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T: Yo, I hear the new G.I. Joe movie is going to be dope son.

H: Yeah, I already saw it on bootleg.

T: Word?

H: Early!
Early! by Broccoli Robinson July 15, 2009
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Slang term originated in Philadelphia, aslo used in the NYC.
ACTUAL MEANING DUMBASSES: prompt(being ready and quick to act); this term is used as an after thought, to portray the urgency of a sitaution.
That nigga betta have my shit, or Ima fuck his ass up! EARLY!!
early by Dee November 11, 2003
You use it after a sentence to emphasize what point you're making...In some sentences it's kinda like saying "How Bout It" or "Forreal"...
Tell ya bul to stop drawlin or get his azz beat!!! Early!!!
early by C. N. J. February 1, 2008
a way of sayin "right now" or "soon"
"holla at'cha girl EARLY!"
early by thizbthablaqchik November 2, 2003
1. Soon

2. Done by ears.
early by Mejdlo March 12, 2010
Early which means a mini period mood in the morning for girls or like the hulk when hiss angry
You don’t want to know me in the morning it’s early
Early by Jpps25823 January 18, 2018
I found a ten in my pocket,early!
early by tha lex bubble October 6, 2003
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