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Pimpsteak
Another word for a hotdog
Kyle King- Yo throw me another one of 'dem pimpsteaks yo i be watching sucka free countdown while hollain' at my keyshawn.
Pimpsteak by Luc Gregor January 20, 2008
Related Words
pimp steak • Pimp Steady • Pump Steak • pimpsta • pimpster • pimpshake • pimpsqueak • pimpstatical • Pimpstawanksta • Pimpsquak
pimp steak
A hot dog, sold by a vendor with a licensed cart of some kind. The kind of thing folks on a budget eat after a night at the club.
pimp steak by Noelly Bear March 17, 2006
pimpsqueak
A very short, often ugly man, that for some reason can pull some serious ass. It could be because the guy has legitimate game or he has a big sausage or a combination of both. Every college campus has at least one pimpsqueak. Usher, Jeremy Piven, Prince, Joe Rogan and Jermaine Dupri are all perfect examples of pimpsqueaks.
Ron: "Is that Mandy Harris kissing on that little ugly dude over there?"
Chuck: "How in the fuck? I'd kill to bounce that ass."
Ron: "Why in the fuck would that guy get her?"
Chuck: "What can you say, the guy must be a pimpsqueak."
Chuck: "How in the fuck? I'd kill to bounce that ass."
Ron: "Why in the fuck would that guy get her?"
Chuck: "What can you say, the guy must be a pimpsqueak."
pimpsqueak by John Planet October 16, 2008
Pimpstatical
When a Pimp walks around in his socs on carpet, the goes to open his door.
Makeing his hand statical.
Makeing his hand statical.
Pimpstatical by Rebelssk8element October 21, 2004
poopsteak
poopsteak by Nick Weismiller May 18, 2004
Pimpster
Pimpster by Alfredo Lerma June 12, 2003
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Salad Days
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"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."
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