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low b by hongerboi-on9 August 30, 2005
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b-low
B-low.
Grew up in the ghetto of Northport, living on the streets.
He is a true "gangster".
He does what he wants, When he wants to.
He will touch ya' tittie.
He knows how to walk the walk, and talk the talk.
He is normally found at KFC.
Grew up in the ghetto of Northport, living on the streets.
He is a true "gangster".
He does what he wants, When he wants to.
He will touch ya' tittie.
He knows how to walk the walk, and talk the talk.
He is normally found at KFC.
Example:
Tom: Would you like to hang out with me today?
Joe: No, i can not, i have homework to do.
Tom: Weow, B-low.
Tom: Would you like to hang out with me today?
Joe: No, i can not, i have homework to do.
Tom: Weow, B-low.
b-low by w1ntersw0lves December 29, 2007
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down-low brotha
There is a black man and he is having sexual intercourse's with another male. Then he tries to cover up the truth about him being gay, and no one will find out.That is what a down-low brotha means
down-low brotha by turbo 1 dart April 17, 2009
Low batties
Low batties by Aggressor April 20, 2010
low brass
The uncharted territory of the bandroom that is known for their wild and erratic behavior. But watch out they can get away with anything with the director, and it is a myth they secretly run the band.
Famous Celebrities in low brass: Neil Armstrong, Baritone
Tony Stewart, NASCAR driver Trombone
Bill Engvall, comedian Trombone
Tony Stewart, NASCAR driver Trombone
Bill Engvall, comedian Trombone
low brass by Lacie Hall May 12, 2011
Low-brow
Something tasteless or intellectually inferior that is devoid of any intelligence - usually in pop culture. Lacking in refinement and good taste. Often but not always appealing to the absolute lowest common denominator.
"Sorry, Charlie - the second the silly sound effects and music with the low-brow humor start, I'm out the door. No primetime TV for me!"
Low-brow by SugarFreeSheilaDotcom January 16, 2008
bustin low batty
bustin low batty by lOrD_fEaThErInG-wAlThAmStOnE December 11, 2009
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