Crunk
[adjective]
1. Memphis
2. very excited or full of energy.
3. Crunk Music arose from Miami Bass Music before 1996 in the southern United States, particularly in African American strip clubs of Memphis, Tennessee. Memphis-based hip hop group Three Six Mafia were instrumental for the emergence of the crunk style in the mid to late 1990s.
4. Two mixtape DJs from Memphis, DJ Paul and Juicy J, started making their original music, which was distinctive with it's low BPM rhythms, simplistic chants and narcotically repetitive, slasher-flick textures, This duo soon became known as Three Six Mafia. Frequently featuring rappers such as Project Pat, Lord Infamous, and Gangsta Boo on their releases, they became instrumental in the formation of Crunk Music.
Flodge/Flauge
[verb]
1. to fake, front, lie.
2. an accusation to someone who is lying or exaggerating.
3. behavior designed to deceive or hide.
4. to pretend to be something that you are not or pretend to have something that you don't.
Junt
[adjective]
1. used to refer to a person, place, or thing whose name one cannot recall, does not know, or does not wish to specify.
2. a person, place, or thing which a specified action or feeling is directed.
Slaw
[adjective]
1. garbage/trash.
2. liable to break or give way under pressure.
3. lacking physical strenght or energy.
Mane
[noun]
1. any individual being addressed.
2. a partner, colleague, or stranger.
3. a form of address by one man/woman to another.
Check/Checking
[adjective]
1. make fun of or attempt to provoke (a person) in a playful manner.
2. laugh at or joke about (someone) in a mocking way.
3. tease or ridicule (someone) playfully.