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for the cause 

For the cause

Towards the groups goal. Usually something shady. Drugs, alcohol, a keg, stripper, etc.
I'm all out of dope. I need more paper to re up.
I have eighty for the cause.
for the cause by Krazykat1416 March 8, 2019
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Down For The Cause 

A questioning statement used to find out if a particular person is okay with what you're about (i.e. drugs, sex, alcohol, partying, etc.)
Tay: "I'm looking to get turnt tonight, are you down for the cause?"
Kat: "I'm always d.f.t.c."
Down For The Cause by lickincunts December 22, 2015

pause for the cause

To take a break from whatever you're doing to smoke marijuana.
"I'm going to pause for the cause, care to join me?"
pause for the cause by Arms Akimbo December 6, 2006

down for the cause 

a bitch that wants to get ur whole team off. In fact its actually her purpose in life
Dude 1: Yo this chick just said she is feeling all of us.

Dude 2: That bitch is definitely down for the cause.
down for the cause by PeYo12 December 9, 2008

Pause for the cause

when you take a break in a day to realese some of the bodily fluids.
SKEET SKEET SKEET mutha fucka
Pause for the cause by Mr.Unknown August 24, 2004

Pause for The Cause

the intentional stopping of an event or action due to the surprising nature of said event or action
"oh my gosh...pause for the cause. ANYONE can post a definition on urban dictionary"
Pause for The Cause by stewie2009 October 28, 2008

The main cause of death for children under 5 

Me
What is the main cause of death for children under 5

Me
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