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cool, slick, without stress with a whole lot of game. Organized to point of envy. Nice like a Lincolns ride. That brother has a smoove ass shot.
Them rims are smoove as a mu-uh fucker! |
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Attempting to act smoothly with hilariously unfortunate results. The antithesis of smooth. Smoove Guy: Are you from Tennessee? Because you're the only ten I see!
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Used to describe something super cool, extraordinary, an absolute fail, smooth, clumsy, stupid, or exciting. Often used as an exclamation or an adjective/adverb. Sometimes used when it makes absolutely no sense, just to make a point. Pronounced "smuhv" Bob! That was so smoove!
What the smoove! SMOOVE!!!! |
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Verb meaning to court or seduce someone in a methodically planned manner. Original definition implies a lot of game but can also be used ironically. He smooved his date by singing her love songs.
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smoothly move something or somebody. "i'll help you smove from you room tomorrow" "marge, smoove your ass out of there!"
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a "clothes iron". (This came from an actual event) My old lady was soo mad at me, she bust me upside the head with a "smoove".
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1. an extremely smooth, soft texture. "His testicles were so soft and and smooth, they were smoove."
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