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cashews
cashews by john fagerholm April 5, 2005
cashews
cashews by billyjoejimbob September 3, 2005
Cashews
NFL player Jamal Agnew. Flight pronunciation of his name is Cashews or The Cashews dude. Jamal Agnew is a WR and return specialist. Who tied the NFL record for the longest play with a 109 yard return of a missed field goal.
Cashews by Booper Buppington July 17, 2022
Cashews, Almonds, Pecans, and frecs are not all nuts.
Cashews, Almonds, Pecans, and frecs are not all nuts. by bigdaddyyourmom October 12, 2020
Issues or Cashews
First used on the Cum Town podcast in a fugue state by co-host Nick Mullen, cashews or issues is what wiggers say as a warning during a dispute of some kind. The meaning being they are willing to escalate a conflict, or peacefully resolve it. The phrase is derived from "break nuts together" which in itself is derived from "break bread together" in this case the nuts/ bread being broken are cashews.
" We can pop a squatty at the table and break nuts, or we can have an issue. It's issues or cashews. It's on you my wigga. That's on you."
"Please stop. Stop calling me that."
"Please stop. Stop calling me that."
Issues or Cashews by DuBigga in Dubai April 21, 2021
Just a couple of cashews
instead of saying "you're nutty" or "you're a nut", you can just say someone is a cashew. Alternatively, you can shorten it to just 'shews.
Just a couple of cashews by Boodot June 3, 2025
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