Fleeed
i fleeed from the battle of alexandria
Fleeed by King Cogidubs November 25, 2021
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Fleeed • fleeced • Flexed • flexed out • Flewed out • fleedx • fleeked • Fleeted • flewed • Fleeced-Out
Flewed out
Phrase accidentally created by Yung Miami of City Girls when she misspoke promoting a twerking competition.
They later repurposed the phrase to describe a situation where a rich guy will fly a girl to a different location for a lavish weekend of shopping and restaurants, usually followed by the girl putting out.
They later repurposed the phrase to describe a situation where a rich guy will fly a girl to a different location for a lavish weekend of shopping and restaurants, usually followed by the girl putting out.
Flewed out by Double Sugarplay December 31, 2020
fleeced
Being cheated out of belongings
Flewed out
To be flown out of the city, state, or country by a guy/girl who wants to see you badly and who’s about to spend a bag(money) then send you home.
Hey girl, Amber just asked me can she borrow $200.
“Oh girl, I thought she just got flewed out” or “What she need your money for, she just got flewed out last week “
“Oh girl, I thought she just got flewed out” or “What she need your money for, she just got flewed out last week “
Flewed out by Heavy Dosage March 30, 2019
Fleeced
Fleeced by 1374828272773733 February 26, 2017
FREEEDOM!!!
The act in to which scream the word 'Freedom' in a dramatic like voice, and to drag out the word in such a manner it resembles Sir William Wallace's cry from the hit Mel Gibson film Braveheart. Usually after the battle cry, or even during, the caller will flee the scene, leaving many people baffled and confused.
FREEEDOM!!! by The Infamous AaronC July 13, 2009
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Along with Nixon’s other ratfuckers, Roger Stone caused fights at otherwise peaceful Democratic Party protests to generate a false narrative that the Democrats were violent and dangerous.
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