ride or ride
you get in a deadly fight and you sit back and call the cops cuz you cherish your life so your a ride or ride
ride or ride by mbarteee August 22, 2010
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ride or die
when you are willing to do anything for someone you love or someone you really appreciate in your life. the person who you stand by in any problem and vice versa.
the term "ride till the end or die trying"
the term "ride till the end or die trying"
ride or die by siennariver January 9, 2016
Ride or Die
Ride or Die was originally a biker term meaning if you couldn't ride you'd rather die. It has now changed to mean anyone (wife, boyfriend, best friend), that you will "ride" ANY problems out with them or "die" trying. The "ride" doesn't always have to be a negative either. Obviously if you're this close to someone you want them to enjoy the "ride" (life and all it has to offer with them as well.
Me and my girl have had some stuff thrown our way, but we're stronger than ever. She's my Ride or Die.
Keith and I went skydiving this afternoon! Ride or Die Baby!! (This usage infers the other is your ROD because you two are sharing the excitement of the ride!
Keith and I went skydiving this afternoon! Ride or Die Baby!! (This usage infers the other is your ROD because you two are sharing the excitement of the ride!
Ride or Die by JBBro2133 August 30, 2015
Ride Or Die
Someone who is always by your side and will never leave. They have your back no matter what. They would do anything for you and will fight for you. They go through hell and back together.
Ride Or Die by Ride Or Die Baby August 31, 2013
Ride-or-Die
To stand by your partner no matter what, through the good and the bad, always taking their side even when you believe they are wrong, sticking up for them even over the most minute put-down someone flings their way, being completely protective of them physically, emotionally and spiritually, and sharing everything together as best friends with full trust and loyalty, to the death.
He's my ride-or-die; he has my back and I have his -- 1000% -- and we trust each other implicitly. Ain't nobody gonna be able to come btwn us.
Ride-or-Die by Rae777Tanana July 13, 2016
ride or die relationship
Ride or die relationship ... a strong relationship who BRAAPP together are gunna stay together and die together
ride or die relationship by BRAPPLIFE600 March 10, 2017
Ride or Die
Ride or Die by SFV.funnygirl August 30, 2019
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