to rob, bully, or verb someone. No matter what the case, frontin on somebody always has something to do with confronting them in some way. It comes from the word front, which means acting like something you aren't. So "fronting on" somebody is basically trying to make yourself look greater than you really are at the expense of that other person.
C.L. untouchable, with the clip full / Impossibly, the posse can't front on me!
- Pete Rock and C.L. Smooth "Cant Front On Me"
- Pete Rock and C.L. Smooth "Cant Front On Me"
by TheBx41 September 20, 2012

Can be any person. Said when you dont know his or her name or you would rather not say the person's name.
by TheBx41 September 17, 2012

When a person is doing childish shit, acting immature, or being petty. Usually used in the negative sense like the previous examples, but it can also be used when you're currently messing around for no reason and just killing time.
by THEBX41 November 03, 2012

by TheBx41 September 20, 2012

Abbreviation of "Fuck you sayin", which is a shortened version of the rhetorical question "What the fuck is you saying?" Similar to FOH and FYM, this is a way to tell a person that you dont give two fucks about what they're saying to you rite now.
Me: The PS3 has Metal Gear. Playstation >>>>> Xbox
You: Yeah thats true. Except I have both systems, and Xbox has Halo, so FYS!!
You: Yeah thats true. Except I have both systems, and Xbox has Halo, so FYS!!
by TheBx41 September 21, 2012

Chilling with your peoples, kicking back relaxing or just enjoying yourself for the moment. Also can be used to tell somebody to do the same, or to simmer down if they're being too pissy or aggressive.
Ian: So are yall easing at my place tonight or what? I'll smoke out everybody here, my treat.
Tino: Yeah man let's go over there, come on guys hurry!
Ian: Ease bro, ease... We'll get there when we get there.
Tino: Yeah man let's go over there, come on guys hurry!
Ian: Ease bro, ease... We'll get there when we get there.
by THeBX41 November 19, 2012

Ghetto way to say the word "found". Similar to "kilt" (killed) and smelt (smelled), and quite a few other words that are often said by hoodies in the Corkseyvania area.
by THEbx41 October 30, 2012
