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front

1. Used as mentioned above to advance someone drugs to sell.

2. To advance somone money.

3. To buy something for someone with anticipation of being paid back.

1. he fronted me a "dubbie" to flip

2. Yo T-bone, front me some cash so I can buy this, yo.

3. hey man, do you think you can front for me and pick those rims up?

by wastinmoola January 25, 2004

809๐Ÿ‘ 419๐Ÿ‘Ž


no front

no front is another way of saying no offence .

Person: โ€žyo bro your haircut is mad ugly but no front.

by z0biris May 6, 2020

61๐Ÿ‘ 25๐Ÿ‘Ž


front

Pretend; Lie; More talk than action; Falsely represent.

Quit frontin' like your down when your really not.

by 2Famous October 14, 2006

502๐Ÿ‘ 277๐Ÿ‘Ž


Fronting

Giving a sub-suplier drugs in bulk for free, up front, on the understanding that they will pay you within a given period once they have dealt them in smaller quatities at a markup

He's been fronting me ki's for years now because he knows I bring that paper right back.

by emby85 April 15, 2009

225๐Ÿ‘ 125๐Ÿ‘Ž


front

1. (v) To pretend you are someone you are not

2. (n) The act of frontin

1. Why you acting like that? Don't front.

2. We're in the front.

by QZkotL April 9, 2003

256๐Ÿ‘ 150๐Ÿ‘Ž


front

To advance someone drugs until they can pay you back.

"hey dawg, can you front me a 20 sack or not?"

by violet December 8, 2003

187๐Ÿ‘ 113๐Ÿ‘Ž


front

To insult or disrespect. Short for "affront".

Don't front on me like that.

by 10schick February 26, 2008

38๐Ÿ‘ 28๐Ÿ‘Ž