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ridding by KobeblowsPole November 16, 2011
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ridding dirty
This word was made popular to the masses through a song by chamillionaire. The conotation, in this song, is one of carrying illegal drugs in your vehicle.
Chamillionaire's song says, "My music so loud. I'm slangin'. They hopin' that they gonna catch me ridin dirty." Slangin' is a reference to dealing narcotics or illegal drugs. -ridding dirty-
ridding dirty by James Day May 22, 2006
ridding on that surfboard
ridding on that surfboard by Dick hole March 19, 2014
ridding on some shit
Feeling Good, Really Really Good
ridding on some shit by Scott Gavin June 7, 2007
ridding gun
when someone is all about someone and doesn't leave that person along. In other words he/she is all about someone.
ridding gun by Ed Kane November 27, 2007
stop dick ridding
A male telling a female to, get off his case or “hope off his dick” which means to get out Business.
stop dick ridding by Anonymous12280017 November 26, 2017
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Ratfucker by Ricky Ramjet November 2, 2017
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