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ride clean 

To operate a vehicle without illegal substances. The opposite of riding dirty. Believed to have been started by rapper Project Pat.
"Still ridin' clean, makin' cheese, and gettin' my dick sucked..." -Project Pat, "Still Ridin' Clean"

"You ridin' clean, but your gas tank is on E." -Project Pat, "Chickenheads"

Lucky for that pig who pulled me over, I decided to ride clean today and didn't have to spark metal on his fat donut-gruffling ass.
ride clean by Nick D May 26, 2006
Word of the Day on June 22, 2006
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ride clean 

riding clean refers to riding on some clean ass twinkies or riding with style, not "riding clean without drugs".
Project pat was lookin' clean, therefor riding clean in his car, contrary to already stated WRONG definitions.

you have to ride clean to pick up dem hos.
ride clean by Bishop June 24, 2006

clean ride 

1. A very impressive custom vehicle, such as a limousine, tour bus or racing car, with high end accessories.

2. A professionally delivered level of service, particularly involving custom vehicles, that produces high quality results for customer satisfaction.

3. A very intense and exciting experience.
Kevin's new Mustang is one clean ride.

We partied all the way to Miami and it was a clean ride.

Dude that roller coaster was one clean ride!
clean ride by PyroDriver October 16, 2014
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