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Surryboy 

This word comes from "Surreal" and applays to someone who is very hyperactive, moody,exciting, and unintentionally deep.

A "Surryboy" Can have a lot of friends, and also not, as some people may like his first crazy, nice and hyperactive appearance, or not.

He can go from this very fast to silent and rather introvert. Sometimes makes people uncomfortable, but himself gets comfortable.

Likes to make friends with everyone.

The "Surreal" tends to his thinking and himself not taking things like they are reality itself.

Also may intend to not ask about rules, not to provoke but more to don't get attention.
Do you know him?
No, how is he ?
He is more of a Surryboy
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A guy that gets away with pretty much everything by being casually sorry. Allows himself to be douchy but is charming at the same time, so people won't pay too much attention to his mistakes, only his closest friends see that he is a sorryboy.
G: "hey Vincent, there's no cigarettes left!?"
V: "yeah man I had a beautiful girl over and we smoked the rest, sorry"
A: "man he's such a sorryboy..."
Sorryboy by DJ.bonelessDj May 18, 2020
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A guy that instead of admitting making mistakes, manages to be charming, so he will never really end up in trouble.
v: who took the last vodka?
g: I didn't know you saved it, haha. I had a tinder date over and gave it to her.
v: okay sorryboy
Sorryboy by lightthelighter June 2, 2020
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