Originated on the streets of Midlothian, Virginia, specifically Winterfield Road, by two hipsters known only as T and D$. It is commonly used to refer to things that are "awesome" or "unbelievably awesome". See also crucial.
Yo T, that speech President George W. Bush gave last night was croosh!
Have you heard about the croosh stock options recently made available to long-term investors?
Have you heard about the croosh stock options recently made available to long-term investors?
by T and D $ March 10, 2005
The Eagles are my least favorite team. It was croosh when they lost in the superbowl.
Some say the grass is greener on the other side, but I say the grass is always croosh where you are.
Did you win the game? No but I did just save a bunch of money on my croosh insurance, and it was croosh.
Some say the grass is greener on the other side, but I say the grass is always croosh where you are.
Did you win the game? No but I did just save a bunch of money on my croosh insurance, and it was croosh.
by Brownstein October 11, 2005
Friend #1: Hey, did you hear about the guy that bitch slapped a news reporter just because they all sound the same?
Friend #2: Damn! No I didn't. That's croosh dude!
Friend #2: Damn! No I didn't. That's croosh dude!
by Beastly On A Daily July 21, 2014
(n) Short form of "crucial," refers to anything that is particularly noteworthy or commendable; an object of high appeal
"I might disagree with the man on many counts, but you have to admit that Escalade is crooshin'"
"Dawg, quit hatin' on Republicans: tax cuts are so croosh, yo"
"Dawg, quit hatin' on Republicans: tax cuts are so croosh, yo"
by D$ March 10, 2005
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by ura-kit February 06, 2003