break (someone) off (something) v. phr. Do you look at your posts before sending them? Perhaps an extra moment or two for proofreading would help you appear more intelligent. Although pushing for Knight is crazy no matter how well you craft your text. Just break us off some puntuation, “G.” [EnglishHip-Hop] [full cite] (Jun. 2, 2005)
break off v. phr. I won’t disgrace myself with my white-boy rhyming skillz, but I think Ola should definetly break us off sumthin. [EnglishHip-Hop] [full cite] (Jun. 2, 2005)
break off v. phr. Tell me the scores, don’t “break me off a little sumpin, sumpin. Give me information, don’t “bust out with the 411.” [EnglishHip-Hop] [full cite] (Jun. 2, 2005)
break off v. phr. I gots to make a livin’, I’m out to get mo/money, and got mo nuts for yo honey/so come and break me off, this nigga’s walkin’ soft. [EnglishHip-Hop] [full cite] (Jun. 2, 2005)
Bucktown n. Ever wonder who originally coined the phrase “Bucktown,” the slang which has since become synonymous in the Urban landscape to describe the concrete borough? That’s right, Smif N Wesson’s Tek & Steele. Yet, there is so much more to Brooklyn, New York than meets the eye. [New York CityHip-Hop] [full cite] (Aug. 3, 2005)
bust down n. I’m on the westside of Chicago, lookin’ for a bust down/And make me put my two arms up, Touchdown! [EnglishHip-HopSlang] [full cite] (Feb. 22, 2005)
bustdown n. U nasty as hell u shouldnt put yo self out there like that its makes u look like a bustdown, a ho, a infected ass female and shit jus plain nasty. [Black EnglishEnglishHip-HopSlang] [full cite] (Feb. 22, 2005)