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my number eight 

Referring someone to the line: "You're my number eight because eight on it's side is infinity and that's what I feel like when I'm with you."
Kimmi: "I love you Marie, for you are my number eight."
my number eight by Kimmi Hauser October 5, 2007

My number one rule is RUN UP THROUGH IT 

To have a strictly sensual "no strings attached" relationship with a female. Get in and get it done. A fair exchange.
Macafram: Yo man your name is always on Susies mouthpiece, what's the deal?

Nice N Scmoove: Yea don't sweat it, she's only fretting cause' my number one rule is run up through it released the fluid bounce out cause thats what im bout and she never knew it.

My number one rule is RUN UP THROUGH IT 

To have a strictly sensual "no strings attached" relationship with a female. Get in and get it done. A fair exchange.
Macafram: Yo man your name is always on Susies mouthpiece, what's the deal?

Nice N Scmoove: Yea don't sweat it, she's only fretting cause' my number one rule is run up through it released the fluid bounce out cause thats what im bout and she never knew it.

lose my number 

What you say to someone when they piss you off over text or just don't respond.
*Texting*
Me: "Where do you want to go on our date tomorrow?"
Tony: *Read Yesterday*
Me: "You can lose my number."

keep my number low 

Not wanting numerous sexual partners.
I'm not going to sleep with him. I'm trying to keep my number low.
keep my number low by luvnlife January 10, 2017

Lose my number 

To stop capping; to stop playing with; way to respond when someone is doing to much
Her: Girl, I got back with my ex
Friend: Lose my number sis
Lose my number by Drakesbabymoms August 3, 2023
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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

or, in a positive usage:

"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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Slop Grenade

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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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After we broke up, he was floxi to me.
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