LILJOE
LILJOE by Joe Strange December 7, 2003
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liljoe
As it is also mentioned on this dictionary as a line from an ice cube song, from the song, It was a good day. when he is describing a dice game where he is on fire hitting 7, 11's mainly and even back do liljoe. lil joe means rolling a 4. winning by rolling his point which is kinda hard to do.
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Lil joe
He is a hoe and the only thing he can do is fuck girls. He got plenty of hoes and gon get his dick cut off by one of his girlfriends and he is a epic player and went to jail before
Lil joe by Arpirsgznallz12 December 12, 2016
lilje
A JAPANESE DANISH FEMALE XX CHOROMOSOME PERSON SHE HAS BLEACHED HAIR AND HE LIKES URKRAINIANS AND URINE!!!!!!!!!!!! she likeS FPHYSICS AND SHE HAS 2 CATS SHE WILL HAUNT U IN UR DREMAS
lilje by COOL KID TAYLOR SWIFT October 9, 2020
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