lamborfeeties
If you dont have a car, and youre walking, and youre trying to ball, and you dont want to admit you dont got a car, youre rollin lamborfeeties.
lamborfeeties by The White Knight January 5, 2007
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Lamborfeeties
'Lamborfeeties' is a joke often referred when you can walk to your desired location instead of driving.
This word is pronounced 'Lam be r fe at zi es'.
Kids often use this word when the adult with them wont drive them to their desired location.
This word is pronounced 'Lam be r fe at zi es'.
Kids often use this word when the adult with them wont drive them to their desired location.
Lamborfeeties by FacerDucks August 15, 2018
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Lamborfeeti's by anonkid21 November 16, 2015
lamborfeeti
(lam-ber-feet-ee)
1:(verb)
The act of walking when a ride is either unwanted or unavailable.
2:(noun)
Your feet, but fancier
1:(verb)
The act of walking when a ride is either unwanted or unavailable.
2:(noun)
Your feet, but fancier
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