peace grease

this comes from a old nigger saying "peace out homie grease", refering to peace as in "bye" and grease as in "gangsta".

hey man i g2g, my dads bitchin and i think hes gunna bust a nut if i dont get off so, peace grease.

peace grease by ken-dawg December 14, 2004

peace and grease 

A way for gear heads, bikers, grease monkeys and other folks with a wrench in there hand to say good bye. take it easy and keep on wrenchin'. keep it wheel side down.

It was great to see you brother, next time you buy the beers.
peace and grease man.
later

peace and grease by shwank April 7, 2013

grease & peace 

when someone (usually a woman) starts having sex with someone but its not good to they leave before the other persons finished.

That dude from last night had no idea what he was doing, so I had to pull the grease & peace on him.

grease & peace by apymbal123 September 24, 2012

Love peace and chicken grease 

Love peace and chicken grease: A way of saying goodbye with fondness...and the hope that the other person's day goes smoothly and with flavor, like chicken grease.

See you later. Love peace and chicken grease, bruh.

Love peace and chicken grease by Sue Dawn Neem June 19, 2021

Peace and Hair Grease 

Peace, and Hair Grease is a non-sensical or humorous way of saying goodbye. It is shortened from the previously more commonly used phrase "Love Peace and Hair Grease" that was popular throughout the 90's.

It's usage can be traced prior to the 1990's, however it was first formerly cited in print during a September 1991 interview by rapper Flavor Flav.

Other variations of the phrase has since come into the public's consciousness during the 90's such as "Love, Peace and Chicken Grease", and "Love Peace and Taco Grease".

It's been quoted in the movie 'Pest', and is also the title of several books, poems, songs, magazine articles, and television episodes, most notably the syndicated show "Girlfriends" entitled "Love Peace and Hair Grease" released March 29, 2004.

It's now a part of American pop culture. It can be seen being referenced when describing or reporting on events or media from the past. An example of this can be seen where the author uses the phrase in part for the title of his article about Soul Train's host Don Cornelius where he discusses the show 'Soul Train' as well as the host.

I will see you later, until then, Peace and Hair Grease my friend.

Peace and Hair Grease by Schismatic May 10, 2018

love peace and chicken grease 

"another of sayin peace out or good bye"

Talk to ya later......Love, Peace, and Chicken Grease

love peace and chicken grease by Adronna July 19, 2003

peace and chicken grease 

Another form of "Love, peace and chicken grease."

It is a slang term used to say goodbye, like "Peace out".

-Talk to you later.
-Peace and chicken grease.

peace and chicken grease by Havijoori August 5, 2013