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dumming out
A term used in Connecticut for the dance that was made in the 860 area code, particularly Hartford. It involves imitation of common activities such as making a Rubix cube and shooting guns.
"Yooo you saw how he was freaking it at the party? I wish I could dum out like 860 heads."
"I'm a pro at dumming out, play some Gangstalicious for me."
"You cant dum right my guy, you're from 203."
"I'm a pro at dumming out, play some Gangstalicious for me."
"You cant dum right my guy, you're from 203."
dumming out by Pepsitaylor December 14, 2017
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