Cock-head's who think their cool because they wear the latest designer clothes. Kind of like 'wanna be Justin Biebers'. In other words homosexual dick-wankers"
"Hey, look at those fresh boys... dicks"
"I'm a fresh boy, I wear the latest clothes and shit. I think I get all the girls even though they probably think I'm a homo."
"I'm a fresh boy, I wear the latest clothes and shit. I think I get all the girls even though they probably think I'm a homo."
by Piss of you stalker October 12, 2011
Wearing a nothing but Ralph Lauren Polo and not the fake U.S. Assn. but actual legit polo everyday and looking polo fresh, or Fratty.
by PoloFreshsince89 January 26, 2011
I picked up this slut at the bar last night. Said she was into anal. Was true but she turned out to be a fresh scoop.
by Eaton Holgoode January 14, 2019
A term used after having recently smoked a bowl to tell his/her sober friends that he/she is under the influence of marijuana
by Thutton June 29, 2011
by A4L August 27, 2009
fresh eggs | frɛʃ ɛɡz |
noun derogatory New Zealand colloquialism
Naive city folk who move to a rural area with the idea of living a stereotypical “country lifestyle”. Lifestyle blockers who get a chicken on their 0.5ha land and put up a sign at the end of their driveway to sell “Fresh Eggs”.
noun derogatory New Zealand colloquialism
Naive city folk who move to a rural area with the idea of living a stereotypical “country lifestyle”. Lifestyle blockers who get a chicken on their 0.5ha land and put up a sign at the end of their driveway to sell “Fresh Eggs”.
Town local: “Did you meet the new neighbours?”
Another town local: “Penny and Wade McCarthy?”
Town local: “Yeah. They’re a couple of fresh eggs from Auckland.”
Other town local: “Mate! I just sold them a chook coop for $400.”
Another town local: “Penny and Wade McCarthy?”
Town local: “Yeah. They’re a couple of fresh eggs from Auckland.”
Other town local: “Mate! I just sold them a chook coop for $400.”
by TVNZ November 01, 2018
An expression that replaces "pretty cool"; an affirmation. Typically used as a sort of "counter-anglicism" to mirror other Quebecois slang that uses English words but just doesn't sound right.
To be used with a deliberate accent as an inside joke by slipping it into regular conversation and hoping it'll catch on.
To be used with a deliberate accent as an inside joke by slipping it into regular conversation and hoping it'll catch on.
by Chris Nickels August 15, 2015