Definder - what does the word mean?

What is Bando?

A person in the Marching Band in high school or college.
NOT dorky at all. The hottest kids in school.

I'm such a bando, yo!

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Bando - what is it?

Bando refers to an abandoned house that people sell drugs/narcotics the origin of the word bando came from a well known rap group migos in north east Atlanta

We are about to sell these narcotics at the bando

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What does "Bando" mean?

Similar to a condo. The neighborhood abandoned building inhabited by random squatters, typically homeless drug addicts.

Every time the city boards up the bando, the junkies steal the plywood.

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Bando - what does it mean?

An abandoned house people sell drugs and illegal narcotics the origin of the word bando came from famous rap group Called β€œthe Migos” the year of 2010.

We’re about to sell this cocaine at the β€œbando

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Bando - meaning

Usually used in uk trap music the word bando is a house or flat where drugs are produced or illegal activity takes place within

Pull up to the bando to collect the pack

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Bando - definition

Bando refers to an abandoned house that people sell drugs/narcotics the origin of the word bando came from a well known rap group migos in north east Atlanta

We are about to sell these narcotics at the bando

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Bando - slang

Abandoned house , usually a spot for drug dealing , a trap house
The trap music is inspires by that

The cops took the bando off

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Bando

A Trap House In The Hood , Where They Sell Drugs , Cocaine , Weed , Crack , Meth , And Etc.

Guy 1 : Dre Got Some Nickle Bags In The Bando

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Bando

An abandoned building where illegal narcotics (drugs) are sold. Also known as a trap house.

"Bussin' out the bando!"
" Jeremy, let's hit the bando boy!"
β€œHit the bando all night!”

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Bando

Bando is short for abandoned house.

Bando is also referred to as a traphouse

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