Drive by shooting
Drive by shooting by Noronha March 6, 2016
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Drive by shooting
Drive up to a car or truck at s stop light and shoot a load on the car next to you and then drive away really fast.
Drive by shooting by Bigiie November 17, 2009
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A drive-by shooting (or drive-by for short) is a personal attack carried out by an individual or individuals from a moving or momentarily stopped vehicle. It often results in the shooting of innocent bystanders because the objective is to overwhelm the target by a sudden, massive amount of firepower without attention to accuracy. Usually happens in Detroit.
"Man, did you see that guy and his lady get lit up in Detroit when they were in the wrong neighborhood?"
"Ya, man. That was a serious drive-by shooting."
"Ya, man. That was a serious drive-by shooting."
drive-by shooting by Properspesh February 7, 2008
drive-by shooting
see drive-by
To take a vehicle and drive by someone or someones house, pointing the gun out either the passenger or drivers window and firing repeatedly at an intended target.
To take a vehicle and drive by someone or someones house, pointing the gun out either the passenger or drivers window and firing repeatedly at an intended target.
drive-by shooting by pwnz0r September 4, 2003
drive-by shooting
You going out tonight?
Hell yeah, we're gonna go on some drive-by shootings!
or
We're going to have some drive-by shootings!
Hell yeah, we're gonna go on some drive-by shootings!
or
We're going to have some drive-by shootings!
drive-by shooting by NOZER June 10, 2009
drive-by shooting
A colloquialism use to describe a ridiculously short stop at a place as if to slow down and then GO! (minus the gun fire)
drive-by shooting by The Big Texas December 17, 2008
drive-by shooting
people r drivin around in a car and wanna kill some mutha fuckaz, they find some people and stick a gun out the window at em and start unloadin
drive-by shooting by nick June 24, 2004
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