Cripins
Cripins by CallumFoster January 31, 2019
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cripins
cripins by grumble pants August 27, 2008
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cripins • clipins • Cripism • Criping • cripingtons • Grape street cripin • crispin • Crip In Peace • crop insurance
cripingtons
similar in origin to cripes, but referring to a more extreme situation ( vulgar in some circles). seemingly concieved by a british trumpeter in the 90's
cripingtons by OndRaSe January 6, 2006
Cripin
Cripin by Goddddddxxxxx May 21, 2011
Cripism
Cripism by Indian Keef November 30, 2020
Grape street cripin
Grape street cripin means when you from grape street (where you deal purple drugs and stuff like that) and if you are a crip and selling/dealing purple drugs you would go around yelling grape street cripin ya know for fun
Grape street cripin by Grape street cripin August 17, 2022
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