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the set  

a gang or a crew who helps each other out and if you act wreong you dont ride for the ste
You dont ride for the set .
the set by mr.set August 5, 2008
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Rep the set

To "Rep the set" means to represent your gang, group or your people squad.
I showed up at the corner with my tats showin, gotta rep the set, showin those dawgs whose boss in these parts.
Rep the set by Yomamaissmart June 6, 2017

on the set

On the gang or sub-gang.
Guy: I just got some ass.

Guy 2: Put it on somethin'.

Guy: On my momma.

Guy 2: On the set?

Guy: On the set nigga.
on the set by BlackWhiteboy March 29, 2010

Complete the set 

When a man is able to hook up with an entire group of girlfriends. The last girl is usually the hardest because by now she has heard rumors of the manwhore characteristics of the guy and the bonds she has with her friends might overcome any smooth attempts of said manwhore.

Alcohol is almost always required.
After hitting it with Hilary, Heather, and Jenna, I attempted to complete the set with Ashley. Then Hilary talked to Heather and told Ashley how much of a manwhore I am, and now she won't talk to me.

on the set blood 

"on the set blood" originates from jiv-jive negrodic language from the deep Kongo.
Also used in modern day colored people neighboorhoods referring to the worthless gang or set there from.
Often misunderstood by the common blue collar white male in The U.S
"Are you serious nigger?" That's on the set blood "

bounce the set 

To leave quickly, often in reference to a party or gathering.
Bro it's gettin late, I'm bout to bounce the set
bounce the set by Massa Missa Nasty November 6, 2009

On the set

Putting something on someones life and what they have planned out for themselves.
On the set I'm ready to marry you. I want to have a good future.
On the set by Junior's World February 2, 2017
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“No way, is that cake?”
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