mean green
mean green by R Ford May 6, 2004
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Mean Green
Originally coined by Aych Friday in 2018, A “Mean Green” is when you’re playing against an opponent in WWE2k or honestly any fighting game that has a health bar And you’ve defeated them with mostly full health.
Mean Green by Aych Friday August 16, 2024
shut your mean green crispy clean lime licking booty bean up
SHUT UPPPPPP
shut your mean green crispy clean lime licking booty bean up by anonymous October 9, 2021
Green Mean Drinking Machine
He got totally shit-housed off of those monster bombs last night. He was such a Green Mean Drinking Machine.
Green Mean Drinking Machine by Lucille Ballz January 20, 2011
Green mean asserole
“Is there going to be a green mean asserole at the table again this year Karen, tell me you didn’t invite him? “
Green mean asserole by lollypappa November 17, 2020
lean green mean cream machine
lean green mean cream machine by mr twittie twister and his sis February 10, 2021
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