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you fried 

A word deriving from the un-ghetto suburbs of Macomb County, Michigan, where whites make up a majority of the population. You fried means you've been insulted badly, or you don't know what your talking about, it can also mean you've said something just plain stupid. You are also fried if, you say this word every other word

You can use this word when you have a strong disagreement, or you have told a good joke about someone and they have no good comeback. The African American population enjoys using this "slang" language.
Man you know i fucked Dr. Dre Ph.D right ... negro you fried no you didn't.

or

Jesus was born 2009.... you fried dummy

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my air force twos better than your j`s .. "bitch" you fried

or

Tupac: bitch you fried you fried ass motha fried fucker
Biggie: (in a deep voice) naw nigga you fried for saying fried

you fried 

a word deriving from detroit,meaning youve been insulted badly or you dont know what your talking about it can also mean youve said something just plain stupid

you can yous this word when you have a strong disagrrement or you have told a good joke about someone and they have no good comback
man you know i fucked tiana right ... nigga you fried no you didnt

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abraham licon was born 1456.... you fried dumby

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my air force ones better than your j`s .. bitch you friedd

you're fried 

An expression as if someone did or said something dumb

Or if someone is high
you're fried by Damonk June 19, 2017

fried you 

what is said after someone is fried. identical to being owned. used ad nauseum at Yorktown High School
badly dressed guy: hey, what's the hw for grimes
guy #2: i can't hear you, your shirt is too loud
guy #3: fried you
fried you by Liz Egbert November 1, 2008

You’re fired! 

A culturally iconic phrase that is now a widely felt sentiment being expressed toward the TV icon who popularized it, the 45th President of the United States.
The jig is up, Putin’s Pussy, you’re fired!
You’re fired! by Dr Bunnygirl October 2, 2019

You're fired 

What the American people overwhelmingly told Donald J. Trump in November 2020.
Donald J. Trump: you're fired!
-America

you're fired 

Shows that your services are no longer required; the catch-phrase of Donald Trump from "The Apprentice."
Donald Trump wants to trademark this phrase; talk about slick marketing.
you're fired by cevikes March 30, 2004
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