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Miami style 

Not being able to use a knife properly
Phrase commonly used by cocky or arrogant people from Lancaster PA
Dude that steak looks like a door stop. No it’s perfect,Miami style
Miami style by Mr pescado May 7, 2021

Miami style 

When you roll up on someone from behind and hit them in the back of the head. It is commonly done with hands, but is not limited to. Other objects including brass knuckles, bat, tire iron, or pistol is also used in some cases
"We rolled up on Chi-Chi and Miami styled his punk ass. Left his ass in the streets and got some Taco Bell afterwards."
Miami style by Bigbrachcock11 December 21, 2016

miami style 

A style that anyone native to Miami or that has lived there 10+ years adapts to. It has a cuban time touch to it, meaning not showing up on time to anything, despite the importance of it..... not returning calls whether its from an attorney or a corporate guru. Generally, this style lacks assurance and promptness in anything. Its contagious, and you should always expect the opposite of what has been "planned" because with this style, nothing really is.
Hey, what did Jane Doe say about your job performance last week? Oh I don't know, she hasn't answered, its Miami style you know. She'll respond within the next 3-6 months.
miami style by izzeee September 25, 2011

miami style 

snorting a mixture of cocaine and ecstasy.
time to take it to a new level, miami style.
miami style by K Rouse December 28, 2006
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