2 definitions by blue kicks
FRESH- adjective/slang
This word originated during the 80's hip hop era in New York hip hop culture.
It was used to describe something new or nice.
FRESH (2015)
Used as a substitute word for something that is free. Can also still be used in it's original form to describe something new or nice.
This word originated during the 80's hip hop era in New York hip hop culture.
It was used to describe something new or nice.
FRESH (2015)
Used as a substitute word for something that is free. Can also still be used in it's original form to describe something new or nice.
Fresh-Free
Person A: "The MTA has free shuttle buses! We don't have to pay a fare to ride!"
Person B: "That's what's up! So we gonna be riding fresh!
Fresh- New
"I got a fresh ride! Traded in my 2003 Camry for a 2016 Corolla!"
Fresh- Nice, fly, dope!
"That hairstyle is fresh! It really brings out your swag!"
Person A: "The MTA has free shuttle buses! We don't have to pay a fare to ride!"
Person B: "That's what's up! So we gonna be riding fresh!
Fresh- New
"I got a fresh ride! Traded in my 2003 Camry for a 2016 Corolla!"
Fresh- Nice, fly, dope!
"That hairstyle is fresh! It really brings out your swag!"
by blue kicks December 8, 2015
(Adjective) This word was a slang used back in the 80's to describe having something new. Ex. "I got a fresh haircut." Or "I like your fresh sneakers." It was also used back then to describe something nice. Ex. "Your car is nice! It is fresh!"
2015-FRESH
This word is now used to describe something that is free. Can also be used as a substitute for any other word as long as it is used in context with in the sentence.
2015-FRESH
This word is now used to describe something that is free. Can also be used as a substitute for any other word as long as it is used in context with in the sentence.
"I'm going to be riding the bus fresh today because the trains are out of service and they have free shuttle bus."
by blue kicks November 30, 2015