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For Suresy 

Pronounced: 4- sure-zee

While in Vegas sitting at a poker table, fellow Canadians left the table saying they were going to get a "for suresy". They were refering to a prostitute.

Definition: A for sure thing

Plural: For Sursies

Country of Origin: Canada
- Let's get that hooker, she's a for sursy.

- He's got a breakaway with an empty net.. It's a For Suresy!!!!
For Suresy by Captain_Charisma February 28, 2010
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For suresy shore 

A play off on "For suresy" or "For sursies", already a play off of "For Sure". Meaning a sure thing, commonly used as a means of confirmation. Alteration made in reference to the reality show Jersey Shore.
-"Hey dude, everyone is partying tonight right?"

-"Oh yeah, for suresy shore man."

for sureski 

it’s like for sure but funnier
he built weird for sureski.

For Suresies

'For sure', but in a totally adorable way
So are we meeting in the back of the alley today?
-Oh for suresies
For Suresies by Anna Kasabyan January 8, 2009

For Suresies

the term "for sure" was a ghetto response to a question that means yes

Hipsters have taken this term, and with irony turned the tough about-to-shank-you word into something that's insane amounts of adorable, like a puppie sleeping next to a kitten
"sexy tight jean wearer: "are you still going to meet me and katy at starbucks for our poetry session?"

for suresies

For Sureskis

Another way to say certainly or yes in a sarcastic way.
Hey do you want do to streaks on snapchat with me?
Oh yuh, for sureskis mate.
For Sureskis by Suez Yatnamod June 14, 2020

For Sureskis

More outgoing way to say yes.
"Hey Briana we should go to the movies!" "Oh for sureskis!"
For Sureskis by hankheck December 21, 2021
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