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CUT |
1) A nice dress that has been cut from nice material; 2) A music selection from a CD or MP3 or IPOD; 3) To depart, to leave; 4) A pathway through an area. As used: 1) That 's a nice cut you are wearing. 2) Have you heard the Rolling Stones latest cut from the CD? 3) Are you ready to cut this joint? 4) I was going through the cut when I saw the stolen suitcase. |
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CUT AND DRIED |
Simple, easy; well defined. "This is cut and dried; you are putting the square peg in the round hole." |
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CUT LOOSE |
To get relaxed and have a good time. Let's go to the party and cut loose. |
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CUT THE MUSTARD |
Be able to cope with the situation; be able to do the job getterh than others. Ricky couldn't cut the mustard in the Marines, so he joined the Air Force. |
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CUT-A-RUG |
Dancing fast; hip hopping around the floor a lot; to be able to dance well. Excessive dancing would tear or cut vinyl rugs. "I can cut a rug when it comes to dancing", said Allen." |
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CUT-A-STEP |
To dance very well. When it comes to dancing, Brenda can really cut-a-step. |
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CUTTING UP |
Misbehaving or disorderly conduct; joking around really hard. During the party, some of the party-goers were cutting up very bad. |
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CYBER MONDAY |
The Monday following Black Friday. It is reserved for people who shop online from work, and those who did not wish to vist the malls during the traditional shopping day after Thanksgiving. |
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DAG-GUM-GUY |
Someone who loused it up. "I am frustrated with Kyle, that dag-gum-guy!" |
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DAG-GUMMIT |
Something has gone wrong mild expletive. Dag-gummit, I missed the bus. |
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DANCING UP A STORM |
Dancing very well. American Indian cultures used dances to try to make it rain. If rain did prevail, you were considered a good dancer; thus dancing up a storm. I went to this party and the couples were dancing up a storm. |
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DANK |
Street name for marijuana. The pusher said that he had some dank last week. |
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DAP |
A type of distinctive walk. I was dapping down the street last night when the cops stopped me. |
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DEAD AS A DOOR NAIL |
Still, dead, not moving. Holding his shot gun, Papa said that rattler was dead as a door nail. |
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DEAD BEAT |
Lazy; can't hold down a job; loafer; won't pay his bills or child support. Andrew is a dead beat, he can't keep a job. |
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DEAD CLEAN |
Dressed very neatly, as the way morticians would dress the deceased for funerals. "This suit is dead clean," exclaimed Phillip as he stared at himself into the mirror. |
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DEAD IN THE WATER |
Unproductive |
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DEAD PIG IN THE SUNSHINE |
Unfortunate set of events, usually stated as "happy as a dead pig in the sunshine." Someone stole John's car and he's as happy as a dead pig in the sunshine. |
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DEAD PRESIDENTS |
Money; because of the picture of all the dead presidents which appear on them (also a movie title). Do you have any dead presidents? |
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DEAL WITH IT |
Handling the situation. After crashing his new car, Kyle told Richard, to just deal with it, and move on. |
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DEBO |
To take from or to steal sometimes while the owner is watching; from the movie "Friday" and a character of the same. "Someone deboed my watch!" yelled Frank. |
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DECKED OUT |
To dress elegantly; dress in fancy clothes, fancy jewellry, fancy accessories. I was decked out when I went to the party. |
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DEEP |
Something that takes careful thought and concentration or something that is hard to understand...What I have to tell you is real deep |
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DIBS |
To have claim on, possession...I got dibs on the front row seats |
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DIG THAT |
To explain, illustrate, or show something that works, or something that is awesome that was shown or done. "Dig that," said Cory as he presented Steven with his higher SAT scores. |
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DIG THIS |
To explain, illustrate, or show something that works or something that is awesome that was shown or done. "Dig this," said Steven, as he handed Cory his higher SAT scores. |
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DIGITS |
Telephone numbers....Eric has just gotten the digits from his new friend Kaley |
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DILLY DALLING |
Off task. Stop dilly dalling and finish the project. |
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DIME |
A beauty rating, equivalent to a "Ten". Speaking of women, I always like to meet a true dime. |
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DIME BAG |
$10.00 worth of marijuana..... Jason purchased a dime bag off the street. |
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