off the rip
off the rip by eandjay December 24, 2005
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off the rip
Very cool. Worthy of praise. Used to describe something that is noteworthy. Similar to "off the chain."
off the rip by Lew April 13, 2003
Off the Rip
To drink / eat an item directly out of the container, usually in party situations. A colloquial term common to Brockton and Bridgewater.
Off the Rip by qroberts May 22, 2008
Off the rip
Money once you tear off the bank band strip around a stack of large bills. Most often aimed at those you owe money back to first.
Off the rip by CookUL8R November 28, 2021
Off the Rip
-Right from the start; immediately; before anything even began; at the very beginning of an interaction, situation, or process—often before any action has even officially commenced; Prior to the official commencement of an event, action, or interaction; Implies an instantaneous occurrence, a snap judgment, or a condition set before anything else unfolds.
Similar: Straight out the gate, off jump, right off the bat.
Similar: Straight out the gate, off jump, right off the bat.
Context 1: Immediate Observations & Opinions
Catching onto something, making a call, or sharing a perspective instantly upon encountering a situation or person.
Example: "Just sayin—off the rip, you're looking at this all wrong."
Context 2: Real-Life Situations & Vibes;
Experiencing an immediate reaction to a place, environment, or event.
Example: "I didn't vibe with that new girl off the rip."
Context 3: Direct Action & Speed;
Doing or addressing something right away without wasting any time.
Example: "I could tell that situation was going to go sideways off the rip."
Context 4: Setting Boundaries Early;
Making terms or expectations clear right before anything kicks off.
Example: "We laid down the ground rules off the rip so nobody could act confused later on."
Catching onto something, making a call, or sharing a perspective instantly upon encountering a situation or person.
Example: "Just sayin—off the rip, you're looking at this all wrong."
Context 2: Real-Life Situations & Vibes;
Experiencing an immediate reaction to a place, environment, or event.
Example: "I didn't vibe with that new girl off the rip."
Context 3: Direct Action & Speed;
Doing or addressing something right away without wasting any time.
Example: "I could tell that situation was going to go sideways off the rip."
Context 4: Setting Boundaries Early;
Making terms or expectations clear right before anything kicks off.
Example: "We laid down the ground rules off the rip so nobody could act confused later on."
Off the Rip by DEE A. ELLIE October 5, 2026
right off the rip bro
right off the rip bro by Thm4754574 June 5, 2016
Cap off the Rip
v. (slang) - to receive oral sex immediately before any conversation or dialogue may be spoken between partners
Layman's terms - Getting head from the start, no words, no questions asked. Just mouth to rod.
Layman's terms - Getting head from the start, no words, no questions asked. Just mouth to rod.
Jay: Aye kinfolk real tee, last night...man I got that fire ass head.. as soon as Jen walked in thru the do' she capped me off the rip.
R.J. :......MOUF!
As I said. No questions. No words. Just cap off the rip.
R.J. :......MOUF!
As I said. No questions. No words. Just cap off the rip.
Cap off the Rip by GettinMoufed February 16, 2010
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