ride or die

== English == === Alternative forms === ride-or-die (noun and adjective) === Etymology === From biker slang, referring to the idea that one would rather die than stop riding a motorcycle. === Pronunciation === === Noun === ride or die (plural ride or dies) (slang) Someone who is wholeheartedly committed and supportive. === Adjective === ride or die (comparative more ride or die, superlative most ride or die) (slang) Wholeheartedly committed and supportive. === Verb === ride or die (third-person singular simple present rides or dies, present participle riding or dying, simple past rode or died, past participle ridden or died) (slang) To support with wholehearted commitment. === References ===