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all up in my grill
whoever the person is below me is wrong.
all up in my grill doesn't necessarily mean in someone's business.
it means someones in your face.
grill = face.
therefore, it can also be used describing someone who is excessively annoying and bothering you.
all up in my grill doesn't necessarily mean in someone's business.
it means someones in your face.
grill = face.
therefore, it can also be used describing someone who is excessively annoying and bothering you.
all up in my grill by mahal April 20, 2005
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Beefing my grill
When someone invades your personal space or privacy with the effect of causing harm or distraction. A person may beef the grill of another without necessarily intending to.
"Yo, why the fuck you all up in my face, beefing my grill and shit?"
"Man, Mitch just wouldn't leave me alone about that cigarette I 'owe' him. He was totally beefing my grill."
"Tyrone was beefing my grill hard, so I clocked his ugly face in."
"Man, Mitch just wouldn't leave me alone about that cigarette I 'owe' him. He was totally beefing my grill."
"Tyrone was beefing my grill hard, so I clocked his ugly face in."
Beefing my grill by poopSmear October 13, 2014
get out my grill
get out my grill by Cali park!! January 29, 2006
get off my grill
get off my grill by Mike Lightner September 21, 2003
smash my grill
smash my grill by rnnrdad July 1, 2018
get off my grill
get off my grill by To><ik Fo><>< September 30, 2005
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