whole bean

adj. The real deal, unspoiled, solid in character. As opposed to grounds - fake, shallow (antonym).

"Who went with you on the road trip?" "Stacy! She's whole bean, man. Super cool."

by oldspanish April 10, 2014

a whole perro

Not a quarter, not a half, but a whole fucking perro.

How much did he have to eat last night? A WHOLE PERRO

by hueuby January 31, 2017

A WHOLE SNACK

Noah Schnapp is the definition of “A WHOLE SNACK”. Someone who is very attractive. Or who you’re attracted too...even personality.

Dang,Looking like A WHOLE SNACK,over there.

by Celia1205R February 10, 2018

whole whore

When someone has disrespected another person to the point where their very existence is solely based on whorish activities.

Anyone who has surpassed being a bitch, asshole, dick, snitch, coward or prick.
The scum of people are whole whores
Mostly used in Baltimore, Md

Person: Tyrone ate your food even tho it had your name on it.
Other person: Yo Tyrone is a whole whore! He is dead to me!

by AshenBomb April 11, 2019

whole hoe

A whole hoe is a male or female who has exhibited hoeish tendencies to an overwhelming stage, you ain't half a hoe or a quarter of hoe you a whole hoe .

Patrick you being a whole hoe right now.

by Foolish Ninja April 10, 2018

whole nuther

a grammatically incorrect figure of speech that has become socially acceptable, due to its convenience as a lazy combination of the words "whole" and "another"

Mindless teenager: I really like "Laguna Beach" but I became super stoked when I found out that LC was in a whole nuther show called "The Hills."

Nickleback fan: Sames!

by Matthew A March 18, 2009

The Whole Chicken

An amusing way to say you are a pervert, inspired by the common saying "Naughty is using the feather, perverted is using The Whole Chicken!"

"I like to use The Whole Chicken, if you know what I mean, wink wink, nudge nudge..."

or

"Man what a disappointment, this site is called The Whole Chicken yet it is only nude art and fetish reviews. They might use the whole chicken, but they don't seem to show it on there."

or

"So what about you hun, you use the feather or the whole chicken?"

by Cederic January 08, 2008