29 definitions by Erin Montgomery

Someone willing to do anything, no matter how degrading, for any amount of money.
Jack's so desperate for money he'd pick up "road apples" left behind by ponies for nickle a piece. What an apple-chaser...
by Erin Montgomery April 30, 2010
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Pure, true, honest, or clean.
All six of her boyfriends think she's lily...
by Erin Montgomery May 4, 2010
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A body in the dead-book is dead. Some people have others "put in the dead-book".
Bubber, you're too drunk to drive, you'll end up in the dead-book.
by Erin Montgomery May 2, 2010
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The business of thieving, or anything else illegal or shady in nature such as the black or grey markets. Fencing, stealing, and smuggling.
I make my money the modern way, I cross-trade stolen merchandise and contraband on auction websites and invest my jink based on insider stock tips...
by Erin Montgomery May 1, 2010
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A potential victim of a scam, a gullible fool.
That gully will fall for anything a cony-catcher puts in front of him.
by Erin Montgomery May 2, 2010
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An adjective meaning worse than crazy, clueless and stupid all put together. The opposite of hende. An unhende berk is rude, ignorant, and incompetent.
That unhende waiter is horrible! He got my order wrong three times, spilled soup on me, and spent all night checking out my wife and flirting with the waitresses instead of serving his customers!
by Erin Montgomery May 7, 2010
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A generally naive, unsophisticated person. Someone easily robbed or conned out of money. A victim of cony-catchers.
Look at that cony, he looks like he just got of the bus from Nowhere, he'll be conned out of his shirt and shoes by the end of the day...
by Erin Montgomery May 1, 2010
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