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Rims spinning 

A description of a boy or girl who is of legal age, especially those who have turned that age just recently. Origin: the spinning rims of modulated cars.
Her eighteenth birthday was on friday, dude; she's got her rims spinning!
Rims spinning by Skek December 25, 2004
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Rims that keep spinning every time you stop 

Every little ghetto boy's dream for the future...
Little James wished for Rims that keep spinning every time you stop for his birthday wish...should have said world peace, but that's him...

rims that keep spinning when you stop 

What a moron calls spinners (rims that are in two parts with one attached by ball bearins so they keep moving after the wheel itself has stopped).
Guy 1:Wow, that thugs got some phat rims that keep spinning when you stop.
Guy 2: They are called spinners you asshole.
Guy 1: I hate my life

Rims that keep spinning every time you stop 

An attachment to the rim on the tire of a car that spins independantly from the motion of the car; allowing it to continue spinning once the car has come to a complete stop.
Terrell slammed on his brakes to keep from running the kid over. The rims on his lexus were spinning furiously; letting everyone on the street know just how fast he had been going

Rims that keep spinning every time you stop 

the most pimped-out car accessory available, very rare.
430 Lex with convertible top, and the rims keep spinning every time I stop.

Rims that keep spinning every time you stop 

spriwells

Rims that keep spinning every time you stop 

A trend that was started by Shaq.
Did you see that episode of "Cribs" where Shaq had these rims on his car that keep spinning when the car stops?
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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