Mud Beast

A black man typically over 250 pounds that has or is committing crime during the use of the word

Officer: “10-4 Over! We have a mud beast sellin’ tweak at the Circle K on 34th, Over”

Mud Beast by Nathan Kiser April 1, 2019

Words you can keep

mud beast

fat girl

That chick is such a mud beast! Would you do her? Hell no!!

mud beast by kindanuts July 15, 2011

Related Words

mud beast • mud hut beast • mud flap • MUD • Mud slide • mud shark • mud butt • mud cricket • mud pie • mud monkey

mud hut beast

a racist term for a black person referring to the fact there ancestors lived in mud huts in Africa

you fuck those mud hut beasts

mud hut beast by wakandankang January 7, 2021

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