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grass yass 

A term used to describe a person w/ grass on their ass. Supposed to sound somewhat like "gracias."
You've been sitting around on the grass for awhile, and when you stand up someone tells you, "You have grass yass!"
grass yass by Stephanie :) August 26, 2007
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(Interjection) The way that an ignorant dumbass says gracias.
You went and bought a case of cold brewskies just for me? Grassiass, man!
Grassiass by McCrapper July 19, 2012

Grassy-ass 

'Thank you' in Spanish the way a tourist might say it. Also referring to the behind of someone who sat in a field for too long.

Grassy-ass for the crappy Spanish lesson.

Don't drag your butt on the ground next time, grassy-ass!
Grassy-ass by The Kwoshinator May 12, 2008
Word of the Day on August 10, 2024

Grassy ass 

French: “Merci”

Arabic: “شكرن”
Spanish: “grassy ass”
Grassy ass by 0NE TH1CC B01 September 20, 2020

grassyass 

the english way to say "gracias" which is spanish for thank you
Person 1: can i borrow a pencil?
Person 2: sure!
Person 1: grassyass!
Person 2: no problem
grassyass by the dance chick July 22, 2004

grassy ass 

1. a really bad pronouncation of the spanish word "gracias", meaning thank you

2. when one sits on grass and get's grass stains on their bottom
1. GRASSY ASS, SEÑORITA HAYMAN!

2. Dude, you have a grassy ass!

mucho grassy ass 

English way of saying ( mucho gracias ) or thank you very much..
next week try using mexican jetpack !! Si, si senior, mucho gracias..
Hay mucho grassy ass yourself I just like to see you FLY!!!
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