cheatham county
cheatham county by Bedroom door July 2, 2017
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cheatham-county claw
noun
1. A bad haircut where women tease their bangs into a puffy claw-like mass.
a. the bangs are insanely huge and usually smell like Aqua Net and Marlboro Lights, although this is trending towards Newports
b. can be spotted at most pool halls, flea markets, mechanic shops, laundromats, etc.
c. wal-mart
1. A bad haircut where women tease their bangs into a puffy claw-like mass.
a. the bangs are insanely huge and usually smell like Aqua Net and Marlboro Lights, although this is trending towards Newports
b. can be spotted at most pool halls, flea markets, mechanic shops, laundromats, etc.
c. wal-mart
Javier: Dude, whatever happened with you and that chick that worked at the gas station? The one with the mud-tooth.
Paco: She gave me a lot of free cigarettes hombre, but she was rocking the Cheatham-County claw so i had to diss her.
Paco: She gave me a lot of free cigarettes hombre, but she was rocking the Cheatham-County claw so i had to diss her.
cheatham-county claw by sean anonymous December 9, 2008
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