Jimmy Choo
Jimmy Choo by Mathura August 19, 2004
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Jimmy Choo
1. A very expensive line of handmade shoes pioneered by Brit Tamara Mellon, Asian-heritage shoemaker Jimmy Choo and their associates. The collections have managed to carve out a niche for themselves in a luxury-shoe market previously lionized by Manolo Blahnik.
2. The title of a song by the incarcerated rapper Shyne, featuring Ashanti. The song describes the rapper's desire for a young lady with refined (re: expensive) tastes, which he boasts he is able to satisfy.
2. The title of a song by the incarcerated rapper Shyne, featuring Ashanti. The song describes the rapper's desire for a young lady with refined (re: expensive) tastes, which he boasts he is able to satisfy.
1. Her Jimmy Choos are fierce.
2. "I see you ma, in your thousand dollar weave.../alright, Jimmy Choo shoes on your feet?/ Shoot, right!"
2. "I see you ma, in your thousand dollar weave.../alright, Jimmy Choo shoes on your feet?/ Shoot, right!"
Jimmy Choo by redgyul September 21, 2004
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"Man it sucks to get the Jimmy Choo."
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