south street

A place in San Francisco where tranny hookers are readily available for rent. When used in the term South Street Boi, usually meaning easy "boi" ready for man on "boi" sex.

The gay business men went to South Street to get some man love.

by Necromantia December 16, 2008

street boy

a boy that claims he is street but lives in delaware he is a weak bitch that plays xbox and has no life a no money getting money nigga thats is soft as hell a boy that gets no pussy and the only thing close to pussy he might get is poking the side of his xbox street boy you a weak bitch

street boy is a fag that has no money or get pussy

by bones bitch April 11, 2009

street cred

the bullshit credibility a celevrity gets when he does something fucked up

Kobe Bryant has street cred now because he's accused of rape.

by Nate July 25, 2003

Street smart

A phrase to describe a phony person. Though there are different kinds of intelligence, intelligence is intelligence, and street smart is just another phrase people use to divide people, just like book smart, to turn somebody into a 2 dimensional person. Language is meant to hide the truth about people and their intentions, no matter the language.

Nobody but phony people claim to be street smart. Experience will show you that.

by The Original Agahnim August 26, 2021

Beef Street

Slang referring to any anal related practice or activity

John: You get any action off that fat chick last night dude?

Steve: Sure did buddy, as it happens she had a cunt like a horses collar and I couldn't feel shit, so she let me take a trip up Beef Street.

John: Sweet

by Effigy October 20, 2008

street cornered

To be left waiting for a cab, bus or other means of transportation (Also applies to a infinite number of reasons) for an excessive amount of time at a street corner or end of drive way .

Jill got street cornered outside the pub last night, she probably should've got in with us .

by Velocian November 27, 2007

harry street

To realize one hasn't led a complete life. One who has lived for the moment without regard for the future. From the principle character in Ernest Hemingway's The Snows of Kilimanjaro.

As troubles fell on him again, Fred thought back on his life and realized he had pulled a Harry Street.

by trainer415 May 2, 2008