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tested by Kim Perez-P March 13, 2008
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Tested the battery
Tested the battery by JMLHOLT December 6, 2006
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Tested Positive
Getting positive results on a medical examination for diseases, meaning you have that disease/health problem.
Guy 1: Bro, I tested positive for HIV! I'm doomed!
Guy 2: Thankfully my HIV tests came back negative.
Guy 2: Thankfully my HIV tests came back negative.
Tested Positive by DaExplosion August 28, 2023
Get Tested HIV/AIDS Awareness
A cause under the thuggizzle Cares umbrella founded by hip hop artist and community philanthropist thuggizzle.
Get Tested HIV/AIDS Awareness by Tvgee April 5, 2019
battle tested
You know your way around the streets, you’ve seen the shit you needed, you’ve done your dirt and you’ve got out alive. You’ve been to war with your neighbors, fought through rough times. More importantly, you stay silent.
battle tested by GTPxEOE June 1, 2019
Mad Tested.
When you tell your significant other you did something that you're thinking of doing soon but haven't actually done yet so you can see exactly how mad they will get when you actually do it. Should they get REALLY mad you pretend it was a joke and don't do it.
Mad Tested. = Dude I totally Mad Tested my girlfriend last night and she wasn't all that mad so I'm going to skip that boring thing with her and her family this weekend and meet you at the bar instead.
Mad Tested. by Monstopher March 7, 2013
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