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A word made by the rapper “Jacob Cass” in his song Susano’o Flow and should not be used in any circumstances without his permission. Usually illegal if used without permission. Can result to 25+ years in prison.
“I used the word Flow in my new song. Should I credit Jacob Cass?”
A hockey term referring to a players hair. Long hair coming out of the back of a players helmet. When the player is skating you see his locks blowing in the wind. It is also sometimes referred to as lettuce.
EXAMPLE 1
Erik Karlsson has the best flow in the NHL.
EXAMPLE 2
That guy has luscious flow coming out of his helmet.
A slang term based off a man named RJ, who went by the name of Flow.
The word "flow" describes a dudebro (hyper masculine men who act like middle school boys) who enjoys making a series of rather problematic jokes. These men are known for sending hardcore porn to others, is extremely racist, and out of pocket.
Men like this enjoy describing themselves as "Slave Masters" and typically have loyal disciples that get bullied by these flow men on a daily basis.
"Yoo, you acting too much of a Flow right now."
"These Flows ain't getting this coochie"
A hairstyle for men in which the hair, preferably wavy or curly, is worn long and swept back behind the ears.
Most often worn with a hat so that the back of the hair "flows" from underneath.
Depsite claims from the hockey and lacrosse communities to have started the trend, flows were first popularized by baseball players across the US.
Ex:
"Did you see deGrom pitch last night?"
"Yeah, dude's flow is sick."
"Bro, your hair is long ass hell, flow that shit."
"Dansby Swanson is the #FlowGod for real."
let’s vape flow down her titties
She let it flow right in front of me
The feeling of one being omniscient and invincible. Total immersion. Even time seems to slow down as you begin to believe that you are capable of anything. Also known as "being in the zone", the flow state increases one's physical and mental ability to 120% power, or at least that what it feels like. It is often triggered upon completing a difficult threshold, such as getting the first paragraph down in an essay, or instantly headshotting someone in a tactical shooter.
"no way you can clutch this"
"shush, don't interrupt my flow state. I just flicked two people."