Finesse
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To talk someone out of their things
Not stealingpersuading someone out of their belongs, or to do you a favor
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The unique ability to manuever seemlessly around people or objects in a smooth manner.
An art of persuasion or trickery in which an individual is able to get something they want with the cunning prowess of an illusionist or wizard.
Something done with ease as if second nature; easily transitioning to something else -
Originated in Chicago, It means to steal someones bricks, or drugs, who usually are taxin and to sell it back to them or someone else and tax it.
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Extreme delicacy or subtlety in action, performance, skill, discrimination, taste, etc.
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Skill in handling a difficult or highly sensitive situation; adroit and artful management
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An extreme extremely beautiful young women with an artistic sense and a feisty personality.
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Getting something taken from you in a slick way
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To Take Something From Someone Without Them Being Consistent With It
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n. when you have an academically challenging schedule and successfully dodge difficult class periods in order to compensate for your inadequacy and inefficiency.
Often associated with an athletic, well-balanced kid, who also has a social life, yet chooses to take a difficult courses in order to convey academic rigor to colleges. Usually has deep seated insecurities.
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To be conned out of ones possessions for extended periods of time.
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Its is not cheating its a way to not fail wen you aint got it you kno your friend got you or whoever without getting caught .its lit everybody passes B
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Steeling something; from the store; to your girlfriend/boyfriend
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Subtilty of contrivance to gain a point; artifice;
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Impressive delicacy and skill.
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A word that modern [teens] and [preteens] say even though they have absolutely [no idea] what it really means
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To [steal] or to [take in] a very [sneaky] manner
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great skill or style:
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