3 deep (slang) Type: adjective, slang, phrase Pronunciation: /3-deep/ Also spelled or known as: three-deep, 3-Deep Related: Roll deep, Rolling deep, 4 deep What does 3 deep mean? To have 3 people in a car. 3 deep Synonyms: Mobbin’ Example sentence: “We got room for one more, we’re only 3 deep right now.” 3 deep […]
PHRASES
Rap/Hip-Hop Phrases. Here’s a list of all the Phrases used by rappers in rap/hip-hop music and in the culture. Phrases on Rap Dictionary — RapDictionary.com.
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4 deep (slang) Type: slang, phrase Pronunciation: /4-deep/ Also spelled or known as: Four-deep, 4-Deep, Four deep Related: Roll deep, Rolling deep, 3 deep What does 4 deep mean? 1. To have or be with 4 people in a car. 4 deep Synonyms: Mobbin’ 2. A Hip-Hop group from Houston. Example sentence: “We was 4 […]
5 on it (slang) Type: phrase, slang Pronunciation: /five-on-it/ Also spelled or known as: Got 5 on it, Five on it Related: Got 5 on it, Got five on it, Five on it What does 5 on it mean? $5 into something whether it be five dollars sac of marijuana, a bet, or something. 5 […]
A to the K (slang) Type: noun, phrase, slang Pronunciation: /a-to-the-kay/ What does A to the K mean? AK-47. A to the K Synonyms: K Example sentence: “I had an A to the K in the trunk.” A to the K in songs: “Grip the A to the K, and then let it spray Grip […]
About that life (phrase) Type: phrase, slang Pronunciation: /ab-out-that-life/ Also spelled or known as: Bout that life, ‘Bout that life What does About that life mean? A phrase used to describe being about the lifestyle or activity being discussed. About that life Synonym: Bout that life Example sentence: “She asked me if i was about […]
Act a fool (slang) Type: phrase, slang Pronunciation: /act-a-fool/ Also spelled or known as: Act-a-fool Related: Fool What does Act a fool mean? To go crazy, wild, and to stop thinking rationally or logically. Act a fool Synonyms: Jock, Go bonkers Example sentence: “When we get to the chicken club, im gonna act a fool.” […]
Air out (phrase) Type: verb, phrase, idiom, slang Pronunciation: /air-out/ Related: Aired out, Airing out What does Air out mean? To shoot (a gun). Air out Synonyms: Blam, Bust, Bust a cap, Pop Example sentence: “He threatened to air out the club after not being let in.“ Air out in songs: “I pull up, hop […]
All gravity (slang) Type: phrase, slang Pronunciation: /all-grah-vity/ Related: All gravy What does All gravity mean? Everything is all good. All gravity Synonyms: All good, All gravy Example sentence: “Don’t worry you can have the last piece, It’s all gravity“. All gravity in songs: “Without true game, you can’t get far, but it’s all gravity” […]
All gravy (phrase) Type: adjective, slang, phrase Pronunciation: /all-gravy/ Related: Gravy What does All gravy mean? Everything is all good. All gravy Synonyms: All good, All gravity Example sentence: “If you’re not coming tonight, it’s all gravy.“ All gravy in songs: “Turn you mashed potato, bro, but it’s all gravy though” – Meek Mill, The […]
All hell broke loose (phrase) Type: phrase, slang Pronunciation: /all-hell-broke-loose/ What does All hell broke loose mean? Bad and wild things started happening. Example sentence: “Soon as they opened the gates, all hell broke loose.” All hell broke loose in songs: “Salt shaker, not dodgin’ shit, I’m too clean for the impurity All hell broke […]
All mouth and trousers (slang) Type: noun, slang, UK Pronunciation: /all-mowth-and-trow-sers/ Also spelled or known as: All-mouth-and-trousers What does All mouth and trousers mean? Someone who brags or boosts but can’t back it up. All mouth and trousers Synonyms: Studio gangster, Studio gangsta Example sentence: “That guy is all mouth and trousers.” All mouth and […]
All that (slang) Type: phrase, slang Pronunciation: /all-that/ Related: All that and a bag of chips What does All that mean? To have a lot of good qualities. All that Synonyms: All that and a bag of chips Example sentence: “My new girl is really all that.“ All that in songs: “I’m all that and […]
All that and a bag of chips (slang) Type: phrase, slang Pronunciation: /all-that-and-a-bag-of-chips/ Related: All that What does All that and a bag of chips mean? A phrase used to mean something or someone is beautiful, special and more. All that and a bag of chips Synonyms: The real deal Example sentence: “My next girl […]
Always on 10 (phrase) Type: slang, phrase Pronunciation: /all-ways-on-ten/ Also spelled or known as: On ten Related: On 10 What does Always on 10 mean? To always be on point, attentive and moving militant. Always on 10 Synonyms: On 10, 10 toes down Example sentence: “I can’t wait to touch down you know i’m always […]
Around the way (phrase) Type: adjective, slang, phrase Pronunciation: /around-the-way/ What does Around the way mean? From, in the neighborhood, or nearby. Example sentence: “Marcus is from around the way.“ Around the way in songs: “Kojima, they tote steamers around the way we tippy-toe” – J. Cole, a p p l y i n g […]
As fuck (phrase) Type: adjective, slang, phrase Pronunciation: /as-fuck/ What does As fuck mean? A phrase used to describe something to a great extreme; very. As fuck Synonyms: As hell, Hella, Mad Example sentence: “I’m hungry as fuck.” As fuck in songs: “I’m sneaky as fuck when it comes to crime” – MC Ren, Fuck […]
As hell (phrase) Type: adjective, slang, phrase Pronunciation: /as-hell/ What does As hell mean? A phrase used to describe something to a great extreme; very. As hell Synonyms: As fuck, Hella, Mad Example sentence: “My new girl is bad as hell.” As hell in songs: “I got smart, I got rich and I got bitches […]
Baby mama drama (slang) Type: noun, phrase, slang Pronunciation: /baby-mama-drama/ What does Baby mama drama mean? Drama between someone and the mother of their child. Example sentence: “He left his baby mama because he was tired of baby mama drama.” Baby mama drama in songs: “You got baby mama drama, you ain’t even got you […]
Back in the day (slang) Type: phrase, slang Pronunciation: /bak-in-the-day/ What does Back in the day mean? Sometime in the past; a time period from one’s younger life. Back in the day Synonyms: Back then, From time Example sentence: “Back in the day, we could say whatever we wanted.” Back in the day in songs: […]
Beam me up, Scotty (phrase) Type: slang, phrase Pronunciation: /beam-me-up-scott-e/ What does Beam me up, Scotty mean? To ask for cocaine. Beam me up, Scotty Synonyms: Sip, Example sentence: “Im tryna dip out, beam me up, Scotty.“ Beam me up, Scotty in songs: “Don’t beam me up Scotty, I’m audi like John Gotti” – Pras, […]
Beat the case (slang) Type: phrase, slang Pronunciation: /beat-the-kace/ What does Beat the case mean? To get away with a crime. Example sentence: “My bro just cam back from court he beat the case.” Beat the case in songs: “He beat the case and went back to hustlin’” – Kendrick Lamar, DUCKWORTH.. “I had the […]
Been a minute (phrase) Type: phrase, slang Pronunciation: /been-a-min-it/ Also known as: It’s been a minute What does Been a minute mean? It has been a long time. Been a minute Synonyms: In a brick Example sentence: “It’s been a minute since i’ve at Zaxbys, i need a trip down south.” Been a minute in […]
Below the table (phrase) Type: phrase, idiom Pronunciation: /be-low-the-table/ What does Below the table mean? 1. To be done secretly and/or unnoticed. 2. Secret or side/illegal payment. Below the table Synonyms: Under the radar, Lowkey, Discreet, Under the table Example sentence: “He got paid at his job below the table.” more terms starting with “B”
Beside the point (phrase) Type: phrase Pronunciation: /b-side-the-point/ What does Beside the point mean? Not important or not relevant. Beside the point Synonyms: Irrelevant Example sentence: “I was gonna sell the car but that’s beside the point right now.” Beside the point in songs: “His homie sold him out for the silver, It’s beside the […]
Bet it up (phrase) Type: noun, phrase Pronunciation: /bet-it-up/ Also spelled or known as: Bet it What does Bet it up mean? Another way of saying “bet”; 1. To agree or acknowledge. 2. Alright or Okay. Bet it up Synonyms: Bet Example sentence: “Well bet it up then, i’ma see you tonight.” Bet it up […]
Big up (slang) Type: phrase, slang, UK Pronunciation: /big-up/ Also spelled or known as: Big-up, Bigup What does Big up mean? A phrase said to show respect, regard, or give credit to someone or something. Big up Synonyms: Shoutout Example sentence: “Big up my guy don from bringing the buckie.” Big up in songs: “Big […]
Blew a bag (slang) Type: phrase, slang Pronunciation: /blew-ah-bag/ Related: Blow a bag, Bag, Blowin’ a bag, Blowing a bag What does Blew a bag mean? To have spent a lot of money at once. Blew a bag Synonyms: Fucked up some commas Example sentence: “I blew a bag on my ex-girlfriend in the past.” […]
Blew up (slang) Type: phrase, verb, slang Pronunciation: /blu-up/ Also spelled or known as: Blew-up Related: Blew, Blow up, Blowing up, Blowin up What does Blew up mean? To have become popular or famous very quickly. Blew up Synonyms: Blew Example sentence: “Post Malone blew up quickly.” Blew up in songs: “You know you blew […]
Blix (slang) Type: phrase, slang Pronunciation: /blix/ Related: Blick, Blicks What does Blix mean? A gun. Blix Synonyms: Blick, Rod, Strap Example sentence: “He had a blix with him.” Blix in songs: “Now put your blix up, these Riddick Bowe cuts” – Dave, Rock Co.Kane Flow. “Them Mobb Deep boys got it locked right here […]
Blogging (slang) Type: verb, noun, slang, phrase Pronunciation: /blog-in/ Also spelled or known as: Bloggin’ Related: Blog, Blogger, Vlog, Vlogging, Vlogger What does Blogging mean? To be writing and publishing content on a blog or online website. Blogging Synonyms: Journaling Example sentence: “She made a lot of money blogging on her blog.” Blogging in songs: […]
Blow a bag (slang) Type: phrase, slang Pronunciation: /blow-ah-bag/ Related: Blew a bag, Bag, Blowin’ a bag, Blowing a bag What does Blow a bag mean? To spend a lot of money at once. Blow a bag Synonyms: Fuck up some commas Example sentence: “We went to the Wear Holiday store to blow a bag.” […]
Blowin’ up (slang) Type: phrase, verb, slang Pronunciation: /blow-in-up/ Also spelled or known as: Blowing up Related: Blow up, Blew up What does Blowin’ up mean? To be becoming popular or famous very quickly. Example sentence: “That new Joe Trufant song is blowin’ up.“ Blowin’ up in songs: “I’m coming after whoever, who has it? […]
Blowing up (slang) Type: phrase, verb, slang Pronunciation: /blow-in-up/ Also spelled or known as: Blowin’ up Related: Blow up, Blew up What does Blowing up mean? To be becoming popular or famous very quickly. Example sentence: “Joe Trufant is blowing up.“ Blowing up in songs: “Don’t like the fact that now I’m blowing up, nigga […]
Boo’d up (slang) Type: adjective, slang, phrase Pronunciation: /booed-up/ Related: Boo What does Boo’d up mean? To be in a relationship with someone. Boo’d up Synonyms: Cuffed, Cuffed up Example sentence: “Sorry i can’t give you my number, i’m boo’d up“ Boo’d up in songs: “‘Cause you with the kid now, Ella Mai, boo’d up” […]
Bout that life (phrase) Type: phrase, slang Pronunciation: /b-out-that-life/ Also spelled or known as: About that life, ‘Bout that life Related: Bout What does Bout that life mean? A phrase used to describe being about the lifestyle or activity being discussed. Bout that life Synonym: About that life Example sentence: “I was tired of traveling […]
Breach of contract Type: noun, slang, phrase Pronunciation: /br-each-of-kon-tract/ Related: Breach, Breaching, Breached What does Breach of contract mean? To break a law or legal restriction placed in a contract. Breach of contract Synonyms: Breach Example sentence: “He admitted he was in breach of contract.” Breach of contract in songs: “Yelling in my compound, running […]
Break bread (phrase) Type: phrase, slang Pronunciation: /break-bred/ Also spelled: Break-bread, Breakbread What does Break bread mean? To share money or wealth with someone or people. Example sentence: “When we sign this deal we’re all gonna break bread.” Break bread in songs: “We break bread, we ain’t new to success” – Nipsey Hussle, Racks in […]
Break it down (phrase) Type: phrase, slang Pronunciation: /break-it-down/ Related: Breaking it down What does Break it down mean? 1. Explain. 2. To crush something into little pieces. 3. To break dance. Example sentence: “Give me the kush, i’ll break it down for you.” Break it down in songs: “Let me explain just how to […]
Buck (slang) Type: adjective, noun, verb, slang Pronunciation: /buk/ Related: Get buck, Buckwild, Bucking, Buckin’ What does Buck mean? 1. Crazy/krunk or wild. Buck Synonyms: Krunk, Cray, Brazy 2. To shoot. Buck Synonyms: Bust, Spray, Pop 3. A dollar. Example sentence: “You were buck on your birthday.“ Buck in songs: “Don’t move like a puto […]
Built different (slang) Type: phrase, slang Pronunciation: /bilt-dif-rent/ Also spelled or known as: Built-different Related: Different What does Built different mean? A phrase meant to describe someone or something that is on another level. Example sentence: “Ope Odumakin is built different.” Built different in songs: “God, I know I’m nothin’ like them I’m just different, […]
Bust a cap (phrase) Type: verb, phrase, idiom, slang Pronunciation: /bust-ah-kap/ Related: Bust What does Bust a cap mean? To shoot (a gun). Bust a cap Synonyms: Bust slugs, Blam, Bust, Air out, Pop Example sentence: “Don’t make lil bro lose it, he might bust a cap.“ Bust a cap in songs: “I bust a […]
Bust a rhyme (phrase) Type: verb, slang, phrase Pronunciation: /bust-a-rime/ Also known or spelled as: Bust-a-rhyme What does Bust a rhyme mean? To start rapping on the spot, off the top of your head. Bust a rhyme Synonyms: Rap, Spit Example sentence: “I’m gonna bust a rhyme for you, check this out..” Bust a rhyme […]
Bust slugs (phrase) Type: verb, phrase, idiom, slang Pronunciation: /bust-slawgs/ Related: Bust, Bust a cap What does Bust slugs mean? To fire bullets. Bust slugs Synonyms: Bust a cap, Blam, Bust, Air out, Pop Example sentence: “The boys in the hood be tryna bust slugs.” Bust slugs in songs: “A ghetto child raised around drugs […]
By any means (phrase) Type: phrase, slang, idiom Pronunciation: /by-any-means/ Related: By any means necessary What does By any means mean? In any way to get something done. Example sentence: “I’m going to cop that whip by any means.“ By any means in songs: “I’m on some tax-free shit by any means” – GZA, 4th […]
Bye Felicia (phrase) Type: phrase, slang Pronunciation: /bi-feli-cia/ What does Bye Felicia mean? Goodbye. Bye Felicia Synonyms: Peace Example sentence: “She tried to curve me, but i been said bye felicia.” Bye Felicia in songs: “I am my brothers keeper told them bye Felicia cause a nigga don’t need em’” – Takeoff, Trippin. “After I […]
BYOB (acronym) Type: phrase, acronym Pronunciation: /b-y-o-b/ Also spelled: B.Y.O.B., B-Y-O-B What does BYOB mean and stand for? Bring Your Own Booze. Example sentence: “The party tonight is BYOB.” BYOB in songs: “That girl is poison like Bell Biv Devoe We have a barbeque to do at four Swimming pool party in the back on […]
C.R.E.A.M. (acronym) Type: slang, expression, acronym, phrase Pronunciation: /cream/ Also spelled: CREAM What does C.R.E.A.M. mean and stand for? Cash Rules Everything Around Me. Similar: M.O.B Coined by: Wu-Tang Clan Example sentence: “I need the money for my team, C.R.E.A.M.“ C.R.E.A.M. in songs: “Nope, all I see is that C.R.E.A.M nigga, that green” – J. […]
Caked up (phrase) Type: adjectives, phrase, slang Pronunciation: /kaked-up/ Also spelled or known as: Caked-up Related: Caked What does Caked up mean? 1. To be rich or have a lot of money. Caked up Synonyms: Rich, Breaded, Caked, Deep pockets 2. To have a big butt. 3. To be in a relationship. Caked up Synonyms: […]
Came in clutch (phrase) Type: slang, phrase Pronunciation: /kame-in-klaw-awtch/ What does Came in clutch mean? To have came in at the right time. Came in clutch Synonyms: Came in handy Example sentence: “My boy you Came in clutch with lunch. Thank you this is delicious.” Came in clutch in songs: “My shooter stayed in touch, […]
Came in handy (phrase) Type: slang, phrase Pronunciation: /kame-in-hand-e/ What does Came in handy mean? To have came in at the right time. Came in handy Synonyms: Came in clutch Example sentence: “The cold drinks we bought Came in handy in the 100 degree weather.” Came in handy in songs: “I’ma take my mama to […]