word\ is\ bond

word\ is\ bond
1. (Word is bond) (1097↑, 153↓)
Shortened version of "My word is my bond". You're saying that what you're saying is true and without reproach.

Yo man. Did you hit that? Word is bond man....I tore that shit up.

2. (word is bond) (729↑, 212↓)
Quite possibly the most popular saying among the members of the Wu-Tang Clan

That nigga Shamiek just got bust in his head two times, guy. Word is bond.

3. (word is bond) (386↑, 163↓)
Late 80's early 90's term...in the bible it is said not to swear, let your word be your bond..hence word is bond; this was at first used by members of the 5 Percent Nation AkA 5%ers. ( Asbury Park/Long Branch NJ)

Word is Bond yo, that "Nigga" rqan scared.

Author: White girl who knows her shit http://word-is-bond.urbanup.com/744258
4. (word is bond) (216↑, 192↓)
Common term used among gangstas in the rap game. Implies that your word is as good as the truth and shall not be broken unless you want to get smoked.

Word is bond nigga\!\!\!

5. (word is bond) (134↑, 121↓)
An old definition of stating that your word is beyond reproach that has been borrowed by the rappers of today.

My word is bond.

6. (Word is Bond) (28↑, 56↓)
1) This is a common street Gangsta term, Meaning that you'd stake your life on what you say, and stand behind your word 100%; Your words are bound to your life, for the rest of your life. 2)A term meaning that you spoke without thinking, or that you have offended someone,and now you've risked your life with those words. 3) Sometimes simply stated with "[Word]\!"

"It's a done deal; Word is Bond." "I'll shank that fool if he crosses me, Word is bond." "Dude sayin he's gonna shank me?? Oh, Word is Bond\!"

7. (word is bond) (10↑, 39↓)
To Pinky Promise

Yo Billy can I borrow $5 I'll pay you back word is bond

8. (word is bond) (32↑, 62↓)
A phrase used by members of tha 5 Percent Nation that roughly translates to a vow.

Word is bond, god. :rolleyes: \@ calling other people "god".

9. (word is bond) (42↑, 73↓)
Saying this means that what you are saying is absolutely correct, and you do not have to put up money to prove it, you just say it. The term originates from the financial markets where hirstorically traders woul tell each other "my word is bond", i.e. my word is good enough, you don't need it in writing

"Cause I'm frontin' in my ride, and my word is bond" -- LL Cool J

10. (word is bond) (21↑, 55↓)
meaning to be real,the truth,to be truthful,no doubt in waht's being said, heard, seen.,it's real

jay: Yo Larry Guess What? Larry: What? Jay: I was accepted to FDU Larry: Word is bond?(for real)(truthfully) Jay: Word\!(for real)

11. (word is bond) (8↑, 52↓)
i swear to god; i said it so it's true

Yo, i heard you be messin' wit ma boyz, yo- i'll mess you up, yo, word is bond.

12. (word is bond) (7↑, 99↓)
an idiomatic expression exclaiming the goodness of a situation.

Guy 1: G. bought me an ounce of weed. Guy 2: Word is bond, guy\!

Author: chihuahuahuasruletheearth http://word-is-bond.urbanup.com/969549
Related: word, word up, for real, no lie, true, biggie smalls, nigga, real talk, that's my word, truth, weed, word life
Last updated: 2012.03.01

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