dippled
dippled by Tj Williams December 22, 2016
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Dirty Dipped
Dirty Dipped by Algor January 10, 2021
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Get Dipped
1. To get violated by ya big homie for doing some foul shit
2. Also means to get robbed and/or beat up
2. Also means to get robbed and/or beat up
"Benny was hangin with the Opps so I called Big homie so he could get dipped"
"Pussy boy came thru cappin and got dipped real fast"
"Pussy boy came thru cappin and got dipped real fast"
Get Dipped by TheXhosen1 May 15, 2019
Dipped Up
Dana Dipped
Dana Dipped by Mintzy Cocoa Puffs February 20, 2021
sheep dipped
The phrase "sheep dipped", is commonly used in intelligence circles. It's a way of saying someone has been given an alternate identity. The best known example being Air America, but also in many other covert ops applications. Not necessarily military. "Those who were accepted got "sheep-dipped" and vanished."
Dipping a sheep gets rid of creepy crawlies. Dipping a person figuratively gets rid of details of his/her former life.
Dipping a sheep gets rid of creepy crawlies. Dipping a person figuratively gets rid of details of his/her former life.
SHEEP-DIPPED - Stripping a soldier of his military uniform and identification so he can pose as a civilian during a covert mission.
Lee Harvey Oswald was "sheep dipped" in order to carry on his involvement in the CIA's clandestine activities.
Lee Harvey Oswald was "sheep dipped" in order to carry on his involvement in the CIA's clandestine activities.
sheep dipped by Ancient Chinese Secret August 28, 2010
dipped in butter
Someone who is super smooth and flossy,fine, and fly A boss, dipped in sauce, a tycoon. Bay area slang by the late Great MAc Drizzle
Look at that girl right there, she's DIPPED IN BUTTER.
or
Damn that dude is fitted he's DIPPED IN BUTTER
or the original
" the women like me I'm DIPPED IN BUTTER" MAC DRE
or
Damn that dude is fitted he's DIPPED IN BUTTER
or the original
" the women like me I'm DIPPED IN BUTTER" MAC DRE
dipped in butter by godumb408 June 21, 2006
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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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