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    To cut through, as a partition between one working and another.

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      It means tight. da new word for tight

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        Dank, Steeze, or Buttery
        Term used by skaters of SkateMindTV on youtube.
        Slang for Thorough
        Means tight or nice after a trick landed on a skateboard.

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          Philadelphia slang meaning-

          1. A [real one], truthful, solid, and upstanding.

          real one [boul] [cool people]

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            [Philly] word
            Meaning: a [real one]; [trusting]; fair

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              [Thurl] Been Philadelphia Slang Since 1960

              Somebody who is [THURL] is a person with good Character

              Respect - [Honesty] Trust [Truthful]

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                [Thats tight].
                the word originated in the city of st.louis, missouri.
                [Thurl] is really the word thorough
                In ST.LOUIS,MO. the midwestern/southern influence city puts a heavy accent on [Rs] inwhich makes the word thorough to [thurl]

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                  [Thats tight].
                  the word originated in the city of st.louis, missouri.
                  [Thurl] is really the word thorough
                  In ST.LOUIS,MO. the midwestern/southern influence city puts a heavy accent on [Rs] inwhich makes the word thorough to [thurl]

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                  @lizzy-liz Philly word retard
                  Tho most ppl from Missouri are in fact retarded due to the amount of inbreeding in those parts

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                    Thurl is a Philly word. It's spelled here in the ebonix. The etymology comes from Thorough as is in "Thoroughbred" A Thoroughbred is a gangster from a gangster family. The opposite of a nut. If you not hurl you a nut. Someone is Thero when the dress properly. Move accordingly and don't be on no nut shit.

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