Mr steal your girl
Mr steal your girl by Hull55 October 30, 2019
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Mr. Steal Your Girl
A Term used to define a man who hunts (and mostly gets) girls who are currently in relationships with someone else. Usually its a preety boy who is just waiting to pounce on your girl the moment you slip up! The term was made famous by Trey Songz in his song (Bottoms Up)
Mr. Steal Your Girl by Hlagza KG October 27, 2013
Mr. Steal Your Girl
A guy who usually can take any other guys girl .Even his closest friends if he wanted. He always has charm and is usually a pretty boy. The reason he can take anyone's girl is because every girl is attracted to him just a little bit. Chick Magnet.
Mr. Steal Your Girl by jjdubbb November 9, 2013
Mr. Can't Steal Your Girl
1. Me.
2. Someone who is incapable of taking your romantic partner without your prior knowledge or consent. The opposite of Mr Steal Your Girl.
2. Someone who is incapable of taking your romantic partner without your prior knowledge or consent. The opposite of Mr Steal Your Girl.
Mr. Can't Steal Your Girl by mr-cant-steal-your-girl October 29, 2020
Mr. Steal Your Girl
Term to define your friend that sees you spitting game on a fly honey and should respect that but gets the urge to bag her before you. His tactics include but not limited to: showing a screen shot of his highest paycheck from 3 years ago, telling you that she doesn't like Dragonball Z, and gives you 1 twenty dollar bill but tells everyone he kept slipping you twenties under the table.
Tony, we going out tonight to find us some hunnies? If we go, let's avoid inviting Mr. Steal Your Girl.
Mr. Steal Your Girl by Annon2019 March 26, 2019
Mr. steal your girl
Mr. steal your girl by Luke's kitten January 5, 2020
Mr. steal your girl
Mr. steal your girl by Luke's kitten January 5, 2020
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