Simon Got Head

The phrase used to recognize that Simon has asserted his dominance and has obtained the “sucky sucky ten bucky”

Yo, Simon got head? For real?
Yes bro on God I saw him the other day

by Not Dakotaz February 6, 2019

Simon Brooker

Simon Brooker is one of a kind he comes out of the crib when its summer, spring and autumn because thats when the kiddys are ready to be kidnapped and molested in his basement. He is the pedo/nonce of Kent. He doesn't come out in winter because the children dont like the cold. He pretends to be an ice cream man at the strand and kids get lured in by his wickedness and then when the time is right he pounces.

Ahhhh Simon Brooker is going to shag me to death. This definition defins what a pedo he really is

by BenKeenan03 November 5, 2019

Ariel Simone

super wild; an awesome girl; most likely a freak; super sweet and not a fighter, but will knock you the FUCK out!; drives the boys wild.

That's an Ariel Simone!

by kraziigagurl92 January 20, 2009

slippery simone

A person who is a schemer and scammer.

Joe pulled a slippery simone and stole my cigarettes

by MoneyMan2009 March 9, 2009

b simone tone

Named after THE B-SIMONE got the whole world talkin like her

Baabyy giirll ~is what someone using the b simone tone will usually say.

by D~is for Debbie of definations January 10, 2020

Lily Simone

Lily simone is a teenage TikToker who got followers because of her creative style/makeup skills and good acting.

Did you see lily Simone’s new video ?

by Egirlfactory October 18, 2019

Simona

Simone is a female given name derived from Simon, Hebrew Simeon, meaning "one who hears". It first appears in Iberia from the 10th century, as Jimena, Ximena, feminine eponym of Jimeno (Simeon) II of Pamplona, founder of the Jiménez dynasty. Simone itself is the French spelling.

Simone - pronounced see-MAW-ne - is also the Italian spelling of the male given name, Simon; the Italian feminine form is Simona.

Modernly, it is a female name quite used in Portuguese, both in the South-American and in the European variants.

In Romania the feminine form Simona is widely spread whereas the masculine Simon is very rare.

one who hears simona see-maw-ne

by sinmia June 26, 2009