You green
You green by Slanggangomm October 10, 2019
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you green
i green you
green(in terms of revealing love)
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*can't take my eyes off you
*am so into you
*shot full of love
*tree represent green
tree produces oxygen
and so i do need you to survive
#meaning
*can't take my eyes off you
*am so into you
*shot full of love
*tree represent green
tree produces oxygen
and so i do need you to survive
i green you by Mrs.Catlady October 13, 2018
I green you
It means you are real life follower of alone life, you are follow philosophy of paresh gohil ( alone boy) , the name is suggest by paresh gohil
I green you by Alone boy P. S gohil April 8, 2024
2 girls buy you a green shirt
2 girls buy you a green shirt by Jollygreenjoyride September 24, 2023
not as green as you're cabbage looking
Said upon discovering that an individual is not as unintelligent as initially thought. (Chiefly (NW) British Isles, slang, could be construed as complimentary)
"Eee! I thought you were as thick as two short planks, but it turns out you're not as green as you're cabbage looking"
not as green as you're cabbage looking by splatharri March 29, 2010
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