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Grustomer 

British slang for someone who purchases or solicits the purchase of Crack and/or Heroin.

It originates from a dealer named Grey and his customers that were often sighted around.
So the word Grey and customer were blended together to make Grustomer.

Ironically the slang words for Crack and Heroin in England are White and Black or Light and Dark - In that order.

These colours mixed to make the colour grey.

Synonyms: Budgehead, Crackhead, Nitty, etc.
Max: Ew, there's bare grustomers about.
Carl: Yeah... Fuckin' nitty.
Grustomer by FeelsGravyMan July 29, 2018
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crustomer 

Is a customer that is very crusty and rude.
When an employee complains that they dealt with a crustomer.
crustomer by nolan gray October 16, 2006

Grustler 

Someone who can one-up hustling. Like hustlers they get money, bitches and drugs but in a different way. They try to broaden all the topics and gain them at once. A grustler doesn't care about anyone but themselves and they tend to make friends just to use them for money or certain protection. They can persuade very easily. They strive for money in the most hustling of ways.
Grustler1: "I sell weed out of my candy store so people will buy weed and candy." two birds one stone.

Grustler2: "I pimp bitches that pimp bitches and each one of them sell drugs, so I'm just racking up money." Grustling at it's best.
Grustler by Flint daddy November 28, 2012

gustometer

A handy tool to precisely measure wind gust.
My gustometer indicates that it may be unsafe to have the rabbits ride in the parade today.
gustometer by Dr Bunnygirl November 29, 2019

Grustler 

One who both grinds and hustles.
Certified Grustler
Grustler by Dirtman420 July 10, 2010

Guestomer 

A corporation that refers to its' customers as guests in an attempt to gain false trust with a patron.
Employee: "A customer is looking for a dictionary and ettiquette book, but I'm not sure where they are located in the store."
Manager: "We don't have customers, we have guests."
Employee: "I'm sorry, a guestomer is looking for a....ahh forget it, pretty obvious this store doesn't carry either."
Guestomer by Dienysus December 23, 2009

Crustomer 

Any customer at any facility that is there to ruin your life. Wether they know it or not.
“I pay your wages”- crustomer

“This damn crustomer just vomited all over the bathroom”
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