cowboy

Verb. To get away with minor theft of a commonly valued item or resource by taking advantage of another person's ignorance.

1) I was fed up with Ryan always using my margorine, so I decided to cowboy the weed that he left busted up on the table after he passed out last night.

2) He never counts how many beers are in the fridge, you should just cowboy one.

by Mr.Correct1985 May 25, 2009

cowboy

Country singers

"Thats a darn tootin' cowboy right there, ya'll."

by Kikaider June 27, 2003

cowboy

Person who do a half job and pretend that he does the job properly.

He is a cowboy, he never does the job properly. My boss is cowboy.

by AlexDim August 4, 2007

cowboy

A tough, hard-working, real man. Not a libral. No queer could ever be a cowboy. A cowboy knows how tie fences, drive an american made manual truck.

My grandpa is a cowboy because he owns a ranch and manages he horses and cows on it even though he is 73. Lets see a lib

by bill's left leg January 12, 2006

cowboy

to fuck a girl in the ass, then yell "your a fat slut!" then when she tries to buck u off, hold on!!

"i gave her a cowboy"

by "furby" March 7, 2004

cowboy

A unskilled person who pretends to be a professional trades person.

by Minges and all! April 15, 2003

cowboy

A person who hunts down criminals for cash or credit, also known as a bounty hunter.

I'm just an ol' fashioned cowboy ma'am.

by Mcnastied October 18, 2003