Funny-Style 

(adj.)
1)A term to describe one's peculiar behavior, frequently associated with traits of unauthenticity, hypocrisy or homosexuality.

1) Yo, the whole way he was acting when I pulled up in the Denali was mad funny-style.

2) Them dudes are cool, but they act really funny-style every time I ask them how the business is going.

Funny-Style by Keazy December 30, 2005

funny style

A characteristic of someone that changes their personality around new and different people

I dont hang out with Charlie anymore, he's funny style.

funny style by Joe Dollaz March 15, 2009

funny style

to have a whack personality. Your character is fruity and lame. Generally a hater. Used to describe a person who is the complete opposite of a playamade individual. See playa made

" Its some funny style dudes at my school?

" Dad, how come girls dont like me? Well son, I hate to say this, but your a funny style."

funny style by Phil Sutton June 27, 2006

funny style

When a person acts silly and can't control they self that's when L.P calls them funny style.

Yo u actin real funny style homie

funny style by west philly L.P April 28, 2009

Funny style

When someone is acting/behaving in a strange or unusual way that makes those around them feel uncomfortable.

All them dudes acting funny style. I don’t trust any of ‘em!

Funny style by Psizz5503 February 23, 2023

funky style 

a word used to describe something odd

Anthony: "Did you see how Tyrese as actin the other night?"

Bobbie: "Yeah man that was kinda funky style!"

funky style by thatsfunky221 March 13, 2010

Funky Fresh Koolaid Style 

Meaning something beyond the words of "cool", "rad", awesome", ect. Spectacular in it's own league.

Taken from the older Koolaid commercials where the pitcher of Koolaid would say "Ohh yeah!" and the kids watching would respond with "That's so funky fresh!" resulting in Funky Fresh Koolaid Style.

Girl: "Did you see him do that trick on his skateboard??"
Guy: "It was funky fresh Koolaid style!"

Funky Fresh Koolaid Style by Xx<3xX March 30, 2009