to floss
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9.4
- verb
- /flɔs/
- Slang
:
presumir
- During the party, he made sure to floss his expensive shoes and flashy watch.
I'm asking you to drive to the bar and floss in your car.
- I'm asking you to drive to the bar and floss in your car.
- It's nice to see like younger people and that are not like so young that they're like hell immature and flossing their way through life.
- Y'all afraid to fucking flood out that hang time to put that floss floss.
Examples
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Not know what we're talking about, but Ninja did this big thing in New York with like to countdown the new year and he had everyone flossing in in Times Square.
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Many well off people don't like flossing their wealth, whereas some go all out.
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Yeah, L plus ratio plus floss at New York at Times Square in the rain.
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you gonna floss the damn thing, too?
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Now I'm flossing in front of my enemy.
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I admire a guy who's not ashamed to floss.
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It's nice to see like younger people and that are not like so young that they're like hell immature and flossing their way through life.
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She likes to floss her new designer handbag on social media to impress her friends.
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They always floss their latest gadgets when they post online pictures.
Synonyms
To show off expensive things, like a watch or car, to impress other people
Antonyms
Compounds
- Offensive
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9.9
A very small swimsuit or underwear with a thin strip of cloth between the buttocks
How Showy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Floss meaning 'to show off' is modern slang, and a helpful way to remember it is to think of something described as flossy—very showy or shiny. So to floss is to proudly display your money, clothes, or style to impress people.