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off the hip

To estimate or explain something with little or no data, usually when the problem is brought to attention. Probably a slang term derived from a cowboy pulling his gun "off the hip" for little or no reason.

I asked for july's sale numbers, and the off the hip response was around 100,000 dollars.

My boss asked me why the servers kept crashing. "Off the hip, I would say it's because they're not plugged into a UPS, and the power is not clean. But I would really need to review the crash logs for a more authoritative answer".

by Jack the Dejackifier July 5, 2018

4πŸ‘ 1πŸ‘Ž


Hip-Hop

Music of the youths often danced to in a street fashion and sometimes whilst wearing suspiciously baggy clothing and β€œChains”.

β€œMan I sure do love that hip-hop”

by Vexing Vixen November 1, 2018

5πŸ‘ 1πŸ‘Ž


hip neck

A hybrid of hip-hop and red-neck. Seen throughout the country, a hip-neck is generally white trash, or dub-t. Often seen sporting Dale Earnhardt and Tupac bumper stickers on the same vehicle.

Dale is a real hip neck, he lives in a double-wide trailer with 24 inch rims.

by T Penn November 18, 2007

16πŸ‘ 10πŸ‘Ž


hip hoppers

B-Boys and B-Girls of the hip hop culture.

Those Hip Hoppers be throwing some tight jams.

by Ras AA February 16, 2008

11πŸ‘ 6πŸ‘Ž


hip-hopcrasy

When a hip-hop artist says one thing and does another.

Juddson: I heard that hip-hop artist said he was from Compton.
Zach: No, he's from Fayetteville, AR.
Juddson: Lame, that's a bunch of hip-hopcrasy.

by ProjectNemeth January 29, 2009

7πŸ‘ 3πŸ‘Ž


Hip Hop

A culture that thrives on creativity and nostalgia. an artistic response to oppression. a way of expression in word/song. a culture that thrives on creativity and nostalgia. a music art form in words-stories of inner city life often with a message, spoken over beats of music. the culture includes rap and other venture spawned from the hip hop style and culture

by Alonzo Westbrook

hip hop is idea!

by Alonzo Westbrook July 31, 2009

12πŸ‘ 8πŸ‘Ž


Hip Hop

Hip Hop became huge in the early 80's and is the culture that includes Rap music in all it's forms and doesn't necessarily have to have a rapping in it.The earliest form consisted of a DJ and MC. Inner city, ghetto and musically inspired visual art such as graffiti, tagging, and commercial art using colorful characters, wild original fonts depicting ones name, a crews name or a gangs title.Graffiti usually acts as a claim to a territory or promotes the artist,writer, bomber or tagger. Breakdancing is an integral part of Hiphop that is a massively acrobatic and original freestyle form of dancing. Alot of the art of breakdancing is based around battling. This when individuals or groups compete against each other. The clothing worn in hip hop culture varies widely but started with sweat suits from brands like Adidas, Puma and Nike, kango hats and fat shoe laces. At one point the hot fad was plain blue jeans or Dickies work clothing and white t-shirts. The style of today is usually brightly colored hooded sweatshirts and sports teams logoed active wear.The style of hiphop has evolved into many different styles and sub genres. Hip
Hop has been the biggest new music, visual art, dancing style since Rock and Roll. Now days a hiphop song may contain Rock and roll and a rock song may contain hiphop elements.

Hip Hop is to music and culture of the 80's through today as what Rock and Roll was to music and culture in the 50's to the early 80's. They both were claimed to be just passing fads. They both were fueled with rebellion and aggression and were both opposed by religious and close minded people. Both Rock and Roll and HipHop largely inspired types of dance, clothing, visual art and slang language. They both were unaccepted by mainstream to only become mainstream later.

by Sav wrath 888 or sav888 May 21, 2009

19πŸ‘ 14πŸ‘Ž