greaser lightning
Omfg I can't stand that guy! He's such a greaser lightning, he's someone who thinks they're cool but are really aren't. He's so annoying!
greaser lightning by Sandle&smores June 12, 2017
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greaser lightning
Someone who thinks they're cool, but really aren't. They usually use cancerous memes (i.e. dabbing, hairlines, etc.). They like music genres such as pop, rap, and trap. They try to be the "cool one" or "bad boy" Their age ranges from preteen to teen, but most are preteen middleschoolers. They are idiots and they're everywhere. They are a waste of oxygen and make the human race worse. They I feel sad for everyone who has to deal with them.
Dan: "Yo guys check out my new fidget spinner!"
Bob: "Bro fight me for it!"
Joe: "God, you both are idiotic greaser lightnings"
Bob: "Bro fight me for it!"
Joe: "God, you both are idiotic greaser lightnings"
greaser lightning by Lolfiredude June 20, 2017
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greased lightning
greased lightning by Light Joker October 20, 2005
Greased Lightning
Greased Lightning by Katisuyorudan February 6, 2014
Grease Lightning
To ejaculate onto ones hair, then, swirl it thus creating the John Travolta hair style, then when they look at you, say. " Electrifying!"
Last night while watching From Paris With Love, with my gf, we decided to have sex, then I missed her face and hit her hair, she was unhappy and twirled it by accident, and I laughed and said. "You look like John Travolta, Electrifying!"
haha, she was not happy. Thank you Grease Lightning.
haha, she was not happy. Thank you Grease Lightning.
Grease Lightning by TreySongzz May 2, 2011
Greased Lightning
An expression to portray something to be faster then lightning.
When something is greased, it generally moves faster.
When something is greased, it generally moves faster.
Greased Lightning by Cenax March 18, 2005
Grease lightning
Grease lightning by Homelessrachel December 20, 2017
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