Criminitly
A old saying used to express surprise or shock. As used by 'The Honorable Sheriff of Nottingham" in the Walt Disney Film "Robin Hood". Pronounced "crime-a-netly".
Criminitly by Joe21187 March 3, 2008
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criminally negligent humor
She looked innocent, her blue eyes wide, and he never saw it coming, another taste of her criminally negligent humor. Sliding from the bed and falling to the floor, he begged, "Don't make me laugh! Please!" It was too late.
criminally negligent humor by Monkey's Dad March 26, 2023
criminetly
Stop being so loud, people are still sleeping! Criminetly!
You used the entire bottle of Old Spice Body wash in one week? Criminetly! People get so angry over little things...criminetly!
You used the entire bottle of Old Spice Body wash in one week? Criminetly! People get so angry over little things...criminetly!
criminetly by MonkeyDo June 6, 2010
criminally pagal
criminally pagal by El_Scorcho August 27, 2003
criminally insane
A mental defect or disease that makes it impossible for a person to understand the wrongfulness of his acts or, even if he understands them, to ditinguish right from wrong.
If anyone is charge with a crime and is found to be criminally insane they cannot be convicted of the crime.
If anyone is charge with a crime and is found to be criminally insane they cannot be convicted of the crime.
criminally insane by Penny Acton September 13, 2006
Criminally Thicc
Criminally Thicc by currentlypullingawickedone July 4, 2021
criminatley
criminatley by Charles December 15, 2004
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