Finesse
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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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