Japanese spin on the English word “greasy” in a positive light.
Used to describe a mans-man working it with the ladies.
Usually an Italian type by the name of Mico, Joe or Frank.
Used to describe a mans-man working it with the ladies.
Usually an Italian type by the name of Mico, Joe or Frank.
“Wow, Mico is such a grizzaru!”
“Hey grizzaru, all good with the ladies?
“The greasiest grizzaru out there!”
“Take it easy grizzaru, one at a time... Damn!”
“Hey grizzaru, all good with the ladies?
“The greasiest grizzaru out there!”
“Take it easy grizzaru, one at a time... Damn!”
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Used to describe a mans-man working it with the ladies.
Usually an Italian type by the name of Mico, Joe or Frank.
Used to describe a mans-man working it with the ladies.
Usually an Italian type by the name of Mico, Joe or Frank.
“Wow, Mico is such a grizzaru!”
“Hey grizzaru, all good with the ladies?”
“The greasiest grizzaru out there!”
“Take it easy grizzaru, one at a time... Damn!”
“Hey grizzaru, all good with the ladies?”
“The greasiest grizzaru out there!”
“Take it easy grizzaru, one at a time... Damn!”
by ameleca November 7, 2019
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