certified
something that has been found to be of high quality, something that is both excellent and somewhat esoteric.
certified by Reincremation July 28, 2006
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Certified
to be absolutely ON ONE. Just generally trippin', tweakin' out, jacked up, or crazy. Not necessarily due to drugs.
Could also mean on the right amount of drugs and alcohol to be on a whole new social level of whacked out.
Or a legit crazy person.
Could also mean on the right amount of drugs and alcohol to be on a whole new social level of whacked out.
Or a legit crazy person.
“You see Dukes rip his shirt apart on the dance floor when 0 to 100 came on last night? Homeboy was certified.”
"Wow. Jessica getting jealous of Nick and Sarah when she's not even hooking up with him. Certified."
"Wow. Jessica getting jealous of Nick and Sarah when she's not even hooking up with him. Certified."
Certified by Trillbo Baggins February 11, 2015
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Certified is a street gang created by Lp certifiedbased in Durham, North Carolina. But quickly spread to the west coast and is currently world wide. They have been moving under the radar in silence since 2003 but off and on over years been exposing there true nature to public eye.
Certified by Hellstorm666 June 14, 2019
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"My boyfriend certified me."
"I am certified in sex-ed."
"I think YOU're the one that has to certify ME.
"I am certified in sex-ed."
"I think YOU're the one that has to certify ME.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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