What does DEBO mean?
A slang term meaning to steal or to run away with. Typically in a tough, take-charge manner. A reference to the character Debo from the 1995 film Friday, who would roll up and take stuff constantly.
Other definitions of DEBO:
- To grab or steal stuff. From the film Friday, where a character with this name would steal stuff.
- Stealing or thieving. From Tommy Lister's character "Debo" from the movie Friday. He was so notorious, that others would hide their stuff when he would roll up.
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How to use the term
DEBO:
Yo. We gonna debo those speakers or what?
Hide that chain, or he'll come debo it real quick.
You boys better not be debo-ing all these bikes.
Video related to DEBO
References:
The Best of DEBO | Friday, YouTube
- A Movie that mentions "DEBO."
A short compilation of moments from the character Debo from the 1995 film Friday.
In the comp, Debo demonstrates a number of incidents in which he "debos" others goods and materials.
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