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Brikie

Brikie As The Street Slang Word Meanin' The Ever Most Illest Goonie Str8 Outta Britain.

“Erstreet, Brikie aka Brinie Previously Called Tickle As The Ever Most Illest Goonie Str8 Outta Britain. #Legit #Str8Dope #DatsWassup” - The Goonie, Erstreet, Harlem aka Flea, Eekie, Eenie, Jeekie & Jeenie.

by anonymous November 1, 2020

Brinie

Brinie As The Street Slang Word Meanin' Brikie.

“Erstreet, Brikie aka Brinie Previously Called Tickle As The Ever Most Illest Goonie Str8 Outta Britain. #Legit #Str8Dope #DatsWassup” - The Goonie, Erstreet, Harlem aka Flea, Eekie, Eenie, Jeekie & Jeenie.

by anonymous November 1, 2020

poop

means shit

i have to poop (shit)

by anonymous November 1, 2020

khatzelyn

The most wettest and ugliest person in the world. They try to be funny but they flop and sometimes they act pretty but they are really not. Sometimes they are fat but mostly they are just really fat. They are very boring and they are very stupid/dumb.

A khatzelyn is trash and dog.

by anonymous November 1, 2020

Mookie

Mookie As The Street Slang Word Meanin' The Most Illest Goonie.

“Erstreet, Mookie aka Moonie, Tookie, Toonie & Church With The Government Name As Ervan Lockett As The Most Illest Goonie. #Legit # Str8Dope #DatsWassup” - The Goonie, Erstreet, Harlem aka Flea, Eekie, Eenie, Jeekie, Jeenie, Freshley & Kiery Weiry.

by anonymous November 1, 2020

Moonie

Moonie As The Street Slang Word Meanin' Mookie.

“Erstreet Mookie aka Moonie, Tookie, Toonie & Church With The Government Name As Ervan Lockett As The Most Illest Goonie. #Legit #Str8Dope #DatsWassup” - The Goonie, Erstreet, Harlem aka Flea, Eekie, Eenie, Jeekie, Jeenie, Freshley & Kiery Weiry.

by anonymous November 1, 2020

grabu

A southern splash of liquid often served with Pie and chips.

Particularly popular in Yorkshire, more around the Whitby area when being served with Yorkshire pudding and beef.

Not to be confused with Pancake and raw carrot, a Swedish delicacy.

Would you prefer gravy or grabu with your chips sir?

by anonymous November 1, 2020