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Crawling in my skin

From the popular Linkin Park song. You use this when somebody is being an angsty bitch and generally whining about their lives and how they have it so much worse than you. See angst
"Ricky's whining about how his girlfriend left him. CRAWWWLING IN MY SKIIIIIN"
Crawling in my skin by Protodude August 29, 2004
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crawling in my skin

The feeling of withdrawling from heroin. When you cannot sit still u feel like you have to just jerk joints n muscles truly the worst feeling ever.
God Im Crawling In My Skin.. I Need Those Little Grains!

Crawling in my skin

Although the previous definitions may be right. The true meaning of the words comes from the feeling you get when your high on heroine and you feel as though you actually crawling in your on skin and your skin is moving and trying to come apart.
The I.V. drug has got me crawling in my skin.

Crawling in my skin

crawling in my skin <- when life f**ks u and u feel insecure and lost as f**k
i'm probably going insane. all this sh*t makes me feeling like its it's crawling in my skin and kills me from the inside.

crawling in my skin

1. Me.

2. Best song ever!
White Base55: CRAAAAAWWWWLLIIIIIINNG IIIIIN MY SKIIIIIIN!

White Base55: Guys check out this new song, it's called Crawling. It totally sums up my life.
PottyTime3: crawling in your skin, huh white?
crawling in my skin by White Base55 November 18, 2004
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scruples; to have manners;

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Example 1: Child, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

Translation: My Child, have you not any manners?



Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

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Brought-upsy by B-Town Gilly April 20, 2005
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