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Lowe it
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Lowe it
Prononced Ll-ow (Allow without the A)
1.A word used as an alternative to "leave me alone or dont judge".
2.Can also be used to confirm something.
3. Can't be asked/arsed f**k it
1.A word used as an alternative to "leave me alone or dont judge".
2.Can also be used to confirm something.
3. Can't be asked/arsed f**k it
Lowe it
A simplification of the phrase, Allow it.
Both phrases have their separate meanings.
,Allow it, - let something slide/relieve me of a task
Lowe it- calm down/Relax
Some take the term “Lowe it” and use it to imply both word meanings. Lowe in this context is most common with the youth in London.
Both phrases have their separate meanings.
,Allow it, - let something slide/relieve me of a task
Lowe it- calm down/Relax
Some take the term “Lowe it” and use it to imply both word meanings. Lowe in this context is most common with the youth in London.
Lowe it by Cool beans 2041 June 13, 2024
lowe-it man
Lowe it, or Lowe-it, man
Originated from London (yes the one in England/UK) and is a shortened variant of "Allow it" or "Allow-it, man".
The term is similar to the saying "Water off a ducks back" and is employed when one wants to let a slight or insult go, and not indulge or get involved in an argument with some inbred arse monkey that is:-
1) Too stupid to come up with an insult that might actually get a rise from you.
2) Or a total fucking hypocrite anyway, that no one takes seriously, ergo, you let their insult go, as it's meaningless from such a fuck tard anyway.
The "Lowe" rather than "Allow" is due to the London accent that contains a glottal stop.
It should be noted that the term really comes from UK, London based, inner-city black culture, and NOT from rich middle class boys who think they can cut it as a black youth in the UK.
Originated from London (yes the one in England/UK) and is a shortened variant of "Allow it" or "Allow-it, man".
The term is similar to the saying "Water off a ducks back" and is employed when one wants to let a slight or insult go, and not indulge or get involved in an argument with some inbred arse monkey that is:-
1) Too stupid to come up with an insult that might actually get a rise from you.
2) Or a total fucking hypocrite anyway, that no one takes seriously, ergo, you let their insult go, as it's meaningless from such a fuck tard anyway.
The "Lowe" rather than "Allow" is due to the London accent that contains a glottal stop.
It should be noted that the term really comes from UK, London based, inner-city black culture, and NOT from rich middle class boys who think they can cut it as a black youth in the UK.
So here is a crap of how "Lowe it" or "Lowe-it man" should be used.
example:-
Slag-Hoe -
"Oi, man, your trainers are well out of date, init, man"
You:-
"Y-e-e-a-a-a-h, Lowe it, man."
(As the Slag-Hoe is a jobless single mother on benefits with more kids than a football team and a is probably carrying a few SDIs for good measure.)
example:-
Slag-Hoe -
"Oi, man, your trainers are well out of date, init, man"
You:-
"Y-e-e-a-a-a-h, Lowe it, man."
(As the Slag-Hoe is a jobless single mother on benefits with more kids than a football team and a is probably carrying a few SDIs for good measure.)
lowe-it man by Dizzy butthole November 7, 2013
lowe it off
lowe it off by derbzzzz March 25, 2022
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