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grimaldo by bluecarlos May 14, 2008
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Grimaldish
Grimaldish (adj)
Meaning to be or act clown like.
Derived from the name Joseph Grimaldi, a 15th century clown
Meaning to be or act clown like.
Derived from the name Joseph Grimaldi, a 15th century clown
"She was acting quite grimaldish this morning."
" A grimaldish pattern decorated the walls."
"He laughed in a very grimaldish tone."
"The calliope was playing some very grimaldish music."
" A grimaldish pattern decorated the walls."
"He laughed in a very grimaldish tone."
"The calliope was playing some very grimaldish music."
Grimaldish by Turnpike.20 May 29, 2019
grimealdo
Someone who commits acts of grime, not terrifyingly grimy, but quasi-grimy...such as stealing a drink that is left unattended at a bar. Or eating a roomates last slice of pizza they were saving for after thier part time shift at Barnes and Noble.
It is dervied from Grimaldo Used Auto Sales on Chicago's illustrious Archer Avenue.
Grimaldo himself is not a known grime, however he is the root behind the word. WHo would want to purchase a used car from someone named "Grime-aldo"
It is dervied from Grimaldo Used Auto Sales on Chicago's illustrious Archer Avenue.
Grimaldo himself is not a known grime, however he is the root behind the word. WHo would want to purchase a used car from someone named "Grime-aldo"
Grimaldi
A powerful protector, a person who is always concern about others and caring for others, they are very unique in their own way, they are sensitve, and shy.
Grimaldi by ItalianGirl21 January 15, 2012
Grimaldi
Grimaldi by Sergio Ole April 21, 2009
grimaldi
The lowest form of hominid characterized by small hands, beady eyes and a bald head. Usually found in office settings. Although able to read, write, and speak, the grimaldi is often prone to distrustful erroneous and bombastic comments. Although not physically dangerous, one must be extremely cautious around a grimaldi due to his/her proclivity to sandbagging colleagues.
Can be used as a verb or adjective.
Can be used as a verb or adjective.
My boss is such a petty grimaldi, how on earth did he get hired in the first place. (or) I've been grimaldi'd! Five years working with this company and my coworker grimaldi'd me by telling the boss about my private life as a stripper.
grimaldi by Diego Cabron October 2, 2006