Meanings
comparative more high-post · superlative most high-post · alternative high post
- African-American VernacularStylish, sophisticated.
I had actually lived the life I rapped about. Fought, stole, hustled, and came up on those grimy-ass streets, and that's what made my lyrics so powerful and high-post.
2006, Noire [pseudonym], Thug-A-Licious: An Urban Erotic Tale, New York, N.Y.: One World, Ballantine Books, →ISBN, pages 250–251 - African-American VernacularArrogant.
"Word to mother, I don't trust that high-post bitch, God! She was there when I told Don about KG, and then, next thing we know, she in the club with 'em?!" Gutta huffed venomously.
2012, Dutch [pseudonym; Kwame Teague], ? [Question mark], Washington, D.C.: DC Bookdiva Publications, →ISBN, page 137
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