by large boxers November 10, 2020
by Badman12345789690 November 10, 2020
Also known as the GCP Blend or the GCP. Refers to a gravity bong that is of the waterfall style. This bong is filled with a liquor such as wine, beer, or JD, which is then emptied into the hitter's mouth from the bottom hole (waterfall, carb). The resulting smoke is token from the mouthpiece, and brain cells rapidly die.
by the amnesiac July 27, 2007
Blending is to get to know and connect with another person. After you spend some time with them, you feel like you really bonded, and got closer with this person. This usually leads to (sometimes unexpected) friendships.
A lot of times you blend with people you already knew before, but weren't really close with, and didn't talk to a lot.
Blending brings people together.
A lot of times you blend with people you already knew before, but weren't really close with, and didn't talk to a lot.
Blending brings people together.
You need to blend with her more! Blending is the way of happiness!
At the party, I totally blended with the bae!
We blended better than fruits in a smoothie!
At the party, I totally blended with the bae!
We blended better than fruits in a smoothie!
by Yayzies March 26, 2018
Most common in Leeds youth dialect.
1)Verb- To improvise in order to solve a difficulty, or divert suspicion away from oneself. Usually achieved by hiding, acting or concealing something.
2) An act of blending.
1)Verb- To improvise in order to solve a difficulty, or divert suspicion away from oneself. Usually achieved by hiding, acting or concealing something.
2) An act of blending.
1) A man came out of his house, so I had to blend it behind a bush
2)She asked where i was going. I told her i was going home and she believed it. What a blend!
2)She asked where i was going. I told her i was going home and she believed it. What a blend!
by Liam Williams May 24, 2006
adj. to change ones personality in able to further ones career, to brown nose, to suck up to management, to not use the word mofo in work emails. see also Blender
by Pastey January 29, 2003
To leave an area.
To run away.
This use of the word is common round my zones (area) in Leeds, England.
To run away.
This use of the word is common round my zones (area) in Leeds, England.
by Millitant August 1, 2005