Half of the legendary UGK, and the newest artist to get 5 mics from the Source for his 3rd album Trill OG.
by trillOG August 21, 2010
Street slang for a hundred thousand dollars; a playoff of the term"Hunnid Band" which also means a hundred thousand.
"Signed a record deal and got a honey bun for my advance".
"Got a Honey Bun for Hunny Bun cuz she stood loyal to me when I did time for my funny gun."
"Got a Honey Bun for Hunny Bun cuz she stood loyal to me when I did time for my funny gun."
by Diamansional December 08, 2020
a very firm strong bun. that only Naina Sharma is able to achive. Sometimes and most-often worn with a headband, preferably under armour.
by ickypoo35 May 13, 2015
When two men hold their erect penises parallel to each other on a horizontal plane and a third man places his erect penis in between them from the opposite direction, thus resembling a hotdog with hotdogs for buns.
Dude 1, “Dudes, hold out your dicks parallel to one another so I can put my dick in between them, thus achieving a no bun hotdog.”
Dudes 2 & 3, “OK.”
Dudes 2 & 3, “OK.”
by martinslips May 09, 2016
Ass checks that have been spanked and paddled to a slightly swollen, pink or reddened state. Usually from BDSM play and other dominance and submissive play.
Roger gave Tonya spanking with a ping pong paddle and she left the room with a lovely set of steamed buns.
by Eaton Holgoode October 22, 2015
by Jerseyslangg March 09, 2013
Effectively the same thing as a cinnamon roll. (A character or person who is adorable/innocent/precious/cute and must be protected at all costs, but may or may not be exposed to constant pain that they do not deserve).
The only difference in usage is that cinnamon roll is less common and does not generally imply that the character/person is in constant danger.
The only difference in usage is that cinnamon roll is less common and does not generally imply that the character/person is in constant danger.
Person 1: "How did his ex do that to him???"
Person 2: "IKR, how could you hurt a cinnamon bun like that?"
Or
Person 1: "have you seen the new kid?"
Person 2: "yeah, he's such a cinnamon bun."
Person 2: "IKR, how could you hurt a cinnamon bun like that?"
Or
Person 1: "have you seen the new kid?"
Person 2: "yeah, he's such a cinnamon bun."
by ... --- ... September 24, 2020