Teepy
Teepy by Dumbkiddie January 7, 2021
Words you can keep
Teepy
A word used to describe someone what is entitled, manipulative, and says things ahead of themselves in most context with little prior knowledge. The friend who complains about having no friends, trying to be better than the few friends they have.
Also called a teepy Jim, which means all that but they're in complete denial.
Also called a teepy Jim, which means all that but they're in complete denial.
"John's being teepy as fuck, I'm going to leave."
"I'm sick of Tom begging my wife for feet pics 'as a joke'. I'm going to confront that teepy Jim"
"I'm sick of Tom begging my wife for feet pics 'as a joke'. I'm going to confront that teepy Jim"
Teepy by loveofwordsinflatemyheart January 8, 2020
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tape teezy
A known Staten Island rapper, who is known for his amazing rhymes from the 314,303. He is the CEO of PL.co clothing brand and is a talented person in other things. He happens to be Filipino , smart , and dresses in all the freshest clothes such as Bape, Supreme , Diamond and much more. He is a quiet kid , but a really nice one and outgoing person outside of school. Constantly says "Hann" and "pretty legit if you ask me" if a non-annoying way.
person 1:Hey did you hear the new Tape Teezy mixtape?
person 2: Yeah , He reps the Shaolin island
TapeTeezy: Pretty Legit if you ask me...
person 2: Yeah , He reps the Shaolin island
TapeTeezy: Pretty Legit if you ask me...
tape teezy by TapeTeezy December 9, 2012
Teedy
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B)
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A)
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B)
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