Raft Cricket

A chic who will flash their boobs while recreating on a body of water

Look at those Raft Crickets. HEY, flash me for jello shots!!! Similar to a Mud Cricket

by C2theMac December 1, 2020

Spirit of cricket

A mythical beast that lives at the river bed of the thames. It shows up whenever a stuck up pommie is given out for wandering out of his crease when the ball is live.

Yjb casually walking out of his crease

Carey: hits the ball and yjb is stumped

BS: lemme summon the spirit of cricket

by Icc_cricket July 4, 2023

Southern crickets

This can be an analogy for and STD or an analogy for both male and female or other genitalia

“Hey, do you want to see my southern crickets”
“What the hell is wrong with you?”

by Max_im_cunty_bitch May 24, 2019

curb cricket

A female resembling a crack whore who hangs out along the street side, usually in seedy to middle and upper class neighborhoods, begging for attention, more than likely through munchausin syndrome, also molestation and/ or being born in Orange County and surrounding areas in California. She is willing to do anything to further her social standings including sexual favors, lieing, snitching, stealing etc.

Person 1~ " So what happened with you and your ex?"
Me~" She turned out to be a curb cricket just like the rest of them!"

by The Few June 6, 2014

shadow cricket

A derogatory term for African Americans. It comes from their ability to lurk in the darkness with ease.

Hey where'd Tre go?

I don't know, it's too dark.

Fuckin' shadow cricket.

by ShadowCricket April 30, 2016

Mud Cricket

A female who wears short shorts, cowgirl boots, and will blow anyone with a lifted vehicle. Often found rolling around in a mud hole or getting railed in the woods. Listens to country music and claims shes not a whore but gets bounced around friend groups like a hacky sack.

Synonyms: Celise

Celise is a mud cricket

by thisbemptyyeet March 1, 2021

paper cricket

A new push pin that has a clip, which allows for papers to be slipped into without puncturing or damaging the piece. Good for artists, students, businessmen, and teachers.

John: "You have any tacks I can borrow?"
George: "I got paper crickets you can use."

by Modica4uall May 30, 2011