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by yeagGuyC April 26, 2024

Short for criminal. Used in situations when something is strange or outrageous, when something should be illegal.
-Dude you’re eating that burrito sideways? That’s so crim.
-The price of the chipotle guacamole is crim.
-The price of the chipotle guacamole is crim.
by Slyly January 26, 2024

A type of criminal who is generally from an earlier era where police and criminals had both a level of respect and regard for eachother, had a set of guidelines or morals and was a hard, genuinely tough person. a.k.a when pushing not a person to take lightly.
Person #1: Dad ran into David the other day. Kept saying he always respected him and that he was an "old school crim" or something, not like the pussies today.
Person #2: He's a tough bloke.
Person #2: He's a tough bloke.
by Ares_psychosis December 21, 2013
