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a piece of me 

A fight. a chance to hit someone that will incur a return hit
-"do u want a piece of me". this guy is basically saying he's harder than the shmuck who's harrassing him
a piece of me by wonderool March 23, 2004
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Do you want a piece of me? 

its means "Do you wanna fight with me?"
Neil: hey dude you've got a bad choice!
Mark: Dude! Do you want a piece of me? !! :P

break me off a piece of that 

something that turns you on or something that looks really nice.
Break me off a piece of that ass.

break me off a piece of that kit kat bar 

what is yelled after seeing an attractive african american and feel the need to comment.
*shirtless male african american walks by*

"Daaaaaammmmnnn Break me off a piece of that kit kat bar!"

break me off a piece of that 

fancy feast
“break me off a piece of that fancy feast” -Andy from The Office

a piece of meat 

a person you are with but dont really like and you use them for sex
person 1:didint you date laura
person 2:i didint really like her she was just a piece of meat
a piece of meat by theanimeaddict February 3, 2018

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