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a sookey sookey sookey 

The term used by homosexual, high, and/or intoxicated south americans when describing a great bargain or a fat ass that they would like to fuck. Also can describe short red heads and tall men with buzzcuts. Most know to occur in the supermarket.
A SOOKEY SOOKEY SOOKEY! These pop tarts are only $1.50!

A SOOKEY SOOKEY SOOKEY! That ass was fat! I would fuck that in a second!

A SOOKEY SOOKEY SOOKEY! Those dudes are hot! I'll take the tall one with the buzzcut!
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Take A Smokey 

to take a HUGE crap!!

As in the movie "Friday" when smokey had to take a huge crap but he couldn't find a place to do it, so he went on the side of the house.
"mayne them beans messed my stomach up! i need to take a smokey!"
Take A Smokey by ATXchick August 20, 2009

Pulling a Sooky on someone 

When a hetero couple is going at it, the man comes in his hand. He then proceeds to slap the woman right in the face, hard, with that very same hand.
We were all nice and fluffy, but then I totally pulled a Sooky on her. You should have seen her face. It was hilarious! Pulling a Sooky on someone

a smokey-dopey 

a term used to describe a person who smokes way too much pot.
1.Man that's his 18 joint in two days! He's such a fucking smokey-dopey.

2. Kid 1: yo how much you want
Kid 2: give me a 20
Kid 1: dude you've been buying a lot lately people are soon gonna be calling you a smokey-dopey.
a smokey-dopey by AJ. S November 5, 2008

takin' a smokey 

When you are waiting to kill time after you get to work and drop a duece and getting paid for it.
Man that Homie be ALWAYS be Takin' A Smokey everytime he clocks into work.
takin' a smokey by knightman23 April 13, 2014
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Also used to describe establishments where alternative foods and products are sold, i.e. natural food stores.

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murderhobo 

In a tabletop game, a murderhobo is a player who murders NPCs indiscriminately. This is normally derogatory, referring to a player who totally ignores quests, dialog, backstory, trade, world building etc.

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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