Croeus 

Cro-e-us -noun

1. One having to do with niggerdom.

2. Engaging in or participating in nigger activities.

Shanika: "Yo girl did you hear tron and d-bo broke into the sugga shack last night an tooks all day shiznit?"

Lafonda: "Girl day is up to sum croeus"

Croeus by bezzie sux January 26, 2009

Croesus 

Inventor of money... King of Lydia ~2500 Years Ago. History, and not the myths, affirms that Croesus reigned, as last king of Lydia, from 560 to 546 BC, over all peoples and cities between the Aegean coast of Asia Minor in the west and the river Halys in the East, having as his capital the city of Sardis, which is between Mount Tmolus and the river Hermos.

King Croesus of Lydia became proverbial for his wealth and the prosperity of his kingdom

Croesus by Nonya May 13, 2005

crousty 

verb meens to be cranky grumpy and contentious all at once

bobby stop being so damned crousty or ill have to slap u upside the head

crousty by mandyowen May 4, 2007

L’anse Creuse High school-North 

a school where half the people are gay, homophobic, or just whores

if you go to L’anse Creuse High school-North your either gay homophobic or a whore

L’anse Creuse High school-North by :)urmum:) October 14, 2021

croust 

Cornish term for dinner time, tradtionally used for the miners in Cornwall when they had their pasties

i love croust, i 'll have it in a minute

croust by martha paget May 19, 2008

Croeserw 

Croeserw ( also known as the site) is a village located in the afan valleys, it is home to many different breeds of scumbag such as chavs, dole scroungers and just assholes in general. Croeserw is not a place I'd reccomend visiting. if that's not bad enough, it's also in close proximity to caerau.

Croeserw = shithole
Christian: I'm thinking of visiting neath
Brett: I wouldn't mate, I've heard that place is a proper croeserw

Croeserw by Mynan69 November 11, 2019

croustillanté 

A word to describe one’s best friend who eats cheesies- jalapeño. The accent on the end of the ‘e’ in croustillanté, just adds a bit of Spanish spice to the word.

“What up, croustillanté?!”

croustillanté by Keronica Kadwell May 6, 2018