crooked eye
When somebody gives you a look with one particular eye almost as if they have a lazy eye because they find you or your children annoying.
crooked eye by Dolores Machado January 4, 2010
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crooked eye
a strong drink, usually with a relatively large amount of liquor in it, such as that 25% total volume is alcohol. Named for the rapid intoxication and associated blurred vision.
crooked eye by SistaFista August 27, 2011
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Look at that guy with his girlfriend while he’s checking out the other girls. That dude has a Crooked Eye.
Crooked Eye by the PITA son October 15, 2017
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