breathe easy
A phrase which originated between Paul Edward Lizotte and Sean "Jay-Z" Carter. It means for the subject to relax, or calm themselves.
breathe easy by Hov June 19, 2004
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Breathe easy
Phrase created and used on the west coast (mainly in the C.P.T) that means peace, stay up, or what ever...
Breathe easy by swank (CMG) January 8, 2005
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Breathe Easy Test
The breathe easy test is when you have a girl lay on top of you and if you cant breathe easy, she's a fattie
"Yeah braddah, I gave her the breathe easy test, and I just about died, so she's much too big for me, you can have her"
Breathe Easy Test by Captain Matador II January 9, 2010
Cougar Breathe Easy!
Term used to tell one to chill out, settle down, be more careful, take notice, startle or just used to be used on some occasions.
Def #1 - *One is driving recklesly/hits a bump etc....*
Passenger- "Cougar breathe easy!!.
Def #2 - *Dog barking endlessly*
Owner- "Cougar breathe easy!!*
Def #3 Friend num.1 - *yelling, complaining etc*
Friend num 2-"Cougar breathe easy!!*
Def #4 Nenna and Berry were fighting so i shouted "Cougar breathe easy!!" at the bitches.
Passenger- "Cougar breathe easy!!.
Def #2 - *Dog barking endlessly*
Owner- "Cougar breathe easy!!*
Def #3 Friend num.1 - *yelling, complaining etc*
Friend num 2-"Cougar breathe easy!!*
Def #4 Nenna and Berry were fighting so i shouted "Cougar breathe easy!!" at the bitches.
Cougar Breathe Easy! by RawSuga May 4, 2009
Breath Easy
Breath Easy by angelface June 3, 2003
Breatheasy
Breatheasy, everything is going to work out as planned
Breatheasy by Wordsmith honey July 19, 2021
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