phrase
phrase by BuGG - STiCHeD NyC October 18, 2003
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Phrase
used instead of the word "word", which has often been used as an exclimation or a replacement for a curse word. often used by stoners and/or gangster white boys
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phrase by Rapheezybeezy & Raycheleezyfeezy October 1, 2007
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ontogeny recapitulates philogeny
Phrase!
Phrase! by Rapheezybeezy & Raycheleezyfeezy September 24, 2007
Phrase Phase
When a new song (usually rap) comes out and everyone starts quoting the catchy line in normal conversation for a few weeks until a new song comes out.
1999 - Damn look at his bling bling
2005 - I'm sittin' sidewayz, cuz
2007 - You guy's know where I can find some drank?
2010 - Burr!
2011 - Check out my swag hoe
etc...
1999 - Damn look at his bling bling
2005 - I'm sittin' sidewayz, cuz
2007 - You guy's know where I can find some drank?
2010 - Burr!
2011 - Check out my swag hoe
etc...
Phrase Phase by JamarcusWashington January 21, 2011
phrase whore
Sam: So I says to Kieth "Listen man I got mad ladies lining around the block."
later on in the day....
Jen: I got mad ladies lining up around the block.
Sam: You are such a phrase whore!
later on in the day....
Jen: I got mad ladies lining up around the block.
Sam: You are such a phrase whore!
phrase whore by Ma-Rak October 13, 2007
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