Coolies

this can be said in so many different ways......Kuelies....cuelies....koolies.....etc.....ya can even make up ya own. It is basically a compliment better than sweet an cool.

Yo, like your band is koolies, were can i get the CD???

by Luke Penketh January 13, 2004

coolie creeper

A slang cricket term describing a ball that is bowled to run close to the ground rather than bounce in front of the batsman. Similar (but less offensive) terms are worm burner or grubber.

"Thank goodness Amla didn’t bowl a coolie creeper"

by P.J.B August 19, 2006

coolie

the word coolie is simple it's a emphasized form of cool. The i,e adds the fact that it is amazing, or shocking. it can also be used a adjective meaning, good and calm.Its backround is from teenage youth, primarily girls, and most boys too.

"hey i just got these new nikes!" "Thats so coolie!" OR oh my god, i went to the mall, and i saw the most coolie shirt ever! OR, dude your so not coolie, your not anything leave me alone. OR, as a adjective... "Im so sorry im late!" "Oh its all coolie." here 'coolie' is describing that its all good, everythings okay, and calm.

by pride fire July 5, 2004

Coolie

1. (n) Refering to an undercover security officer working for a private company (derog);
2. (n) An informant or 'inside man' working for the police or a federal agency (derog);

From the word 'coolie' used as a derogatory for Asian hired asian labor. 'Coolie' itself comes from an Indian word for hired labor.

"See those rent-a-cops over there?"
"Yea, those coolies stick out like Al Sharpton at the RNC."

by effabledan December 28, 2004

coolie

Southern Maryland term for stylish young black man, circa 1978, specifically those sporting a marcel wave.

You might get some from the coolies hanging outside the liquor store.

by smoovroland August 21, 2009

coolies

really really really ridiculously good looking!!

that chick/guy was coolies!

by Steve-O June 8, 2004

coolies

an extremely irritating way of saying 'Cool'. Used by Singaporeans who love trying to by cute and original. The phrase turns out sounding pathetic and makes user seem too try-hard to fit into society.

Singaporean: Yo Bro, wanna have lunch?

Other: Nah, i've got things to do, places to go.

Singaporean: Coolies.

by Toejam May 18, 2005