Credit

When someone takes other peoples ideas and uses them for their own

Guy one- swell
Guy two- man that was swell
Guy one- credit
Guy two- what

by formeldahyde August 8, 2009

Curd Turd

Human excrement that, for whatever reason, appears to look more like tofu than human dung.

My god, I just shat a curd turd. It looks like a bleached pickle.

by Big "So Money" Kev February 3, 2006

credit card hippie

Someone who calls themselves a hippie, because they listen to "hippie music," and pretend to go by the hippie values such as peace and open mindness, but really they gossip about people just as much as the regular "prep" and they spend just as much money on their clothes which is pure irony. Credit Card hippies smoke pot which makes them think they're even more "hippie-ish," but while they're high they go out and steal stuff and talk about people. It doesn't take much to be categorized as a "hippie" and even if you do stuff for your community, being mean still definetly doesn't cut it.

"Hey,like how ugly are those girls clothes."
"I know who does she think she is."
"I know gosh, well I'm off to the recycling club meeting"

by Carl April 4, 2005

creditcarding girl

The type of woman a man will date when so absolutely desperate that he has to give his credit card information over the phone just to get some action from her.

Phone sex operator, hooker, supermodel—anyone sexy enough to be able to charge your credit card.

Dave has only been able to hit the creditcarding girls lately! What a loser!

by Balfdor June 14, 2006

Street Cred

Credibility where it counts - on the street!

Guy came up and stole that boy's bike and she she went after him and said "give it back" and he did, cause she's got street cred.

by martinzed May 14, 2009

street cred

credit used to by black people to buy food

Rosco: Hey, do you have any "street cred?"
Dominique: No, used it all up at churches chicken
Rosco: Did you get grape soda?
Dominique:Yeah
Rosco: Sweet

by cubicle of ice September 27, 2008

credendum

Cre*den"dum\ (kr?-d?n"d?m), n.; pl. Credenda (-d?). L., fr. credere to believe. (Theol.) A thing to be believed; an article of faith; -- distinguished from agendum, a practical duty.

The great articles and credenda of Christianity. --South.

by Nick November 5, 2004