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REPPING
Repping is a colloquial verb used to sum up that someone or something is representing an area or something relavent to their lives.
can be abreviated to 'rep'
can be abreviated to 'rep'
Related Words
repping • Repping your boner • v-repping • ripping • Reppin • ripping ass • ripping it • rapping • ripping bags • ripping dicks
Repping
From the online game Eve-Online - a term used to describe repairing shield, armor or hull of a ship or structure achieved either by yourself or by another player doing it remotely.
"I'm outsdie the station repping my hull"
"I'll start shield repping you as soon as I am close enough"
"I'll start shield repping you as soon as I am close enough"
Repping by englebertist July 18, 2009
Repping your boner
"I was so proud of you for repping your boner last night, that was actually kinda sexy""
"Eww Jason ToTaLy didn't rep his boner last night"
"Eww Jason ToTaLy didn't rep his boner last night"
Repping your boner by Heather Locklier May 15, 2008
v-repping
the act of being perverted or doing/saying perverted things. derived from the word "perv" spelt backwards, "vrep"
v-repping by pooponmychest May 19, 2010
Ripping fart
Ripping fart by I, Wreckerrr October 10, 2016
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