Judy Ann

Judy Ann is a Strong woman, very Intelligent. Who loves Green don't mess with her or you will taste her savageness the one who does'nt show affection too much but loves her friends very dearly.

Judy Ann I Love You

Judy Ann: *smiles* *nods*

Judy Ann by Mimiyuhhhh-aha June 7, 2021

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Judy kidding

A variation of “just kidding.”
The name Judy comes from Judy Sheindlin, the no-nonsense judge from the American reality tv court show “Judge Judy”
When someone says they are “Judy kidding” they are actually completely serious.

Mikey: You have a booger on your face.
Ricky: Are you serious?
Mikey: Judy kidding.
Ricky: (wipes booger off face) Thanks dawg!

Judy kidding by jojoSlimmons June 16, 2016

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Judy-Anne

An incredible smart and talented young woman. Always ready to have a good time with friends

OMG It's Judy-Anne, it's going to be a good time forsure!.

Judy-Anne by Wbstrsdctry March 12, 2021

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Eric Judy

The bassist for Modest Mouse, which consists of himself, Isaac Brock (guitarist, songwriter, singer, sometimes he plays the ukulele, banjoist), and Jeremiah Green (drummer).

"I just saw Eric Judy play with Modest Mouse!"

Eric Judy by brucedamoose May 12, 2010

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Judy me

To have lots of flavor N sauce in your outfit

“JUDY ME LOU LOU THE CLEANEST CRIP”

“My Judy a movie”

“Judy me down to the sneakers “

Judy me by Skooter Bandit March 11, 2019

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Judy, Judy bo Budy Banana fanna fo Fudy. Fee fy mo Mudy, Judy!

Judy, Judy bo Budy Banana fanna fo Fudy. Fee fy mo Mudy, Judy! by Judy, Judy bo Budy Banana fan June 18, 2020

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Judy Garland

Judy Garland, AKA Miss Show Biz, was a wonderfully beautiful actress and singer from the 1930s to the late 1960s, when she unexpectedly died a premature death caused by her drug usage. She's the woman who made "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" the Christmas standard it is today, and sung "Over the Rainbow" in The Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum.

Judy Garland ended up playing the role of seventeen-year-old Esther Smith in the MGM music Meet Me In St. Louis, a role she originally didn't want because she feared it would sey her career back instead of forward.

Judy Garland by Piper Leigh Hathaway January 1, 2005

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