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off da heezy 

a term used for something very cool, tight, or outa dis world.
same as: -off da hook
-off da chain
term used only in the hood.
off da heezy by Big D June 5, 2003

off da heezy 

Me: where are we going?
Brooke-izzle: Your house cuz its off da heezy
Chels: your mom!
off da heezy by Meg-E February 17, 2004

off da heezy my neezy 

that R.kelly concert was off tha heezy my neezy
off da heezy my neezy by Mimi February 4, 2004

O'sheezy off da heezy 

The mids plug for sure. He be strapped up and will hit da lic for da mid pack. However, he always be swagged out and will still eat your bitch booty, even after putting ridiculous amounts of mids in her system
I was just chilling with O'sheezy off da heezy, and let me tell you, I never seen so much mids in my life

fo sheazy off da heezy

fo sheazy off da heezy, that ride is pimp.
fo sheazy off da heezy by some guy November 26, 2003

Off da Heezay

When one is eatin' a meatza as well as takin' NBA to da streetz, he embarasses and shames his opponent for life by bouncin' the ball off his head and proceeding to take it to da house.
OFF DA HEEZAY! T-mac owns your soul.
Off da Heezay by IKE February 4, 2004
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Northstarring

Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
Rumours were flying everywhere, so she went northstarring — one checked fact at a time.
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