A driver who shows no regard for the safety of themselves, their passengers or anyone in the area by driving extremely recklessly seemly choosing the worst times and places to do it whilst using words that do not go together in the context used (illiterate) such as "show them what time it is"
He's a certi driver
by Shootin6mill May 24, 2022
this can be used as a response to a question or simply as a reply to any given sentence. this word can be used whenever is deemed appropriate to do so.
example 1: jj- yoooo g wys wanna come briz and do bare shenanigans on shard
callum- Certi M8
example 2: urthe- mmdobidebo mate wanna come to my boat and do shrooms
calum- Certi M8
callum- Certi M8
example 2: urthe- mmdobidebo mate wanna come to my boat and do shrooms
calum- Certi M8
by cwizzle July 17, 2022
by 77773ggg April 14, 2022
When a person with a lot of respect and notoriety (a certy guy) is around and people who are usually quiet decide to act hard and beg them to impress and gain their respect.
THE CERTY GUY EFFECT:
A regular guy: “That guy looks like Henry the eighth”
Everyone: *cricket noises*
Certy guy: “hey that guy looks like Henry the eighth”
Everyone: “HAHAHAHHAHA SOOO FUNNNY YOU LEGEND WOW HOW DID YOU NOTICE THAT HAHAHAHAHHA CAN I SUCK YOU D**K!!!”
A regular guy: “That guy looks like Henry the eighth”
Everyone: *cricket noises*
Certy guy: “hey that guy looks like Henry the eighth”
Everyone: “HAHAHAHHAHA SOOO FUNNNY YOU LEGEND WOW HOW DID YOU NOTICE THAT HAHAHAHAHHA CAN I SUCK YOU D**K!!!”
by Mattmatt88282 October 20, 2018
abbreviation for certified, often used in the phrase "certy dumper", meaning that someone has a fat ass. Like an absolute dump truck. Like that shit is life-changing cus it's so massive. It's too much to grab.
by certy dumper bitches February 04, 2022
When an individual is classed as a 'good' driver, IE: Certified.
This means the driver doesn't end up 'oversteering' or 'understeering' into a brick wall at "30mph" and breaking their vehicle, such as a Swift Sport-ish.
This means the driver doesn't end up 'oversteering' or 'understeering' into a brick wall at "30mph" and breaking their vehicle, such as a Swift Sport-ish.
by JCCD February 29, 2024