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steppin razor 

1. A bad ass (as in William Gibson's book "Neuromancer", in which Molly is described by the Jamaicans as a real steppin' razor). Someone you wouldn't want to fuck with.

2. A razor used to cut up drugs.

3. Former reggae musician who played with Bob Marley.

4. A forum member who writes with vitriolic wit and aggression.
1. If you start shit with that steppin' razor, don't be surprised when you have to pick your tongue up off the floor.

2. Cut me a bump with that steppin razor.

3. Didn't Sublime do a cover of a Steppin' Razor song?

4. Steppin' Razor always tears up the boards whenever he comes on.
steppin razor by Noir August 12, 2005
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steppin razor 

Peter Tosh's song that led to the term becoming a famous reference in cyberspace.
Mon, she's a steppin razor, u better treat her good.
steppin razor by Bunny Wailer April 19, 2006

steppin' razor 

A Steppin' Razor is a dangerous person that is not to be messed with, referring to the fact that they are quick to fight. Its origins are unknown, but the term was popularized by the song Steppin' Razor, written by Joe Higgs and recorded by the popular Jamaican Reggae band The Wailers. A number of covers of the song and references to the term have appeared since.
don't mess with that dude he is a steppin' razor.
steppin' razor by Louisfromseattle November 18, 2007

steppin' razor 

"Walking weapon", as in "I'm a walking straight-razor", don't you watch my size (be mislead by my small stature)
If you wanna live, live
I beg you treat me good
I'm like a walking razor
Don't you watch my size
I'm dangerous
- Lyrics to "Steppin' Razor by Joe Higgs, recorded by Peter Tosh
steppin' razor by Escapistus September 29, 2022

stepping razor 

A dangerous person that is not to be messed with, referring to the fact that they are quick to fight
The one thing that I can guarantee
I'm like a stepping razor, I suggest you stay fair with me

- Godlovesugly, Atmosphere
stepping razor by delasoul November 7, 2007
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