speak good
Ghetto slang for "talks well."
speak good by Ticonderoga April 19, 2006
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got good speaks
1. to be well-chosen in spoken words;
2. to be able to select the appropriate verbiage with ease;
3. a desirable trait, implying education and the good use thereof
2. to be able to select the appropriate verbiage with ease;
3. a desirable trait, implying education and the good use thereof
A want the next speaking engagement. I got good speaks.
Will's our chief negotiator. He's got good speaks.
"...and the next thing I knew I was in bed with him. I don't know how it happened, but he had such good speaks I didn't care."
Will's our chief negotiator. He's got good speaks.
"...and the next thing I knew I was in bed with him. I don't know how it happened, but he had such good speaks I didn't care."
got good speaks by JockDoc78 April 6, 2009
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Good steak
When you’re at an awkward family gathering and trying to cover up a conversation about the dank weed you just smoked with your goons behind the shed with a wholesome family dinner meat of choice.
Good steak by Dougtherug September 16, 2019
good boy steak
Steak at a fine restaurant that is for dogs (good boys)
7 pound ribeye McDonalds burger, Gourmet Dunkin Donuts steak , Chili's 6 oz Sirloin, Chuy's steak fajitas for two, etc.
7 pound ribeye McDonalds burger, Gourmet Dunkin Donuts steak , Chili's 6 oz Sirloin, Chuy's steak fajitas for two, etc.
"Oh, Max, get your paws off of the silk tablecloth! Waiter, please put that good boy steak next to the dog".
"Which dog, that man or that canine?"
"That is my husband!"
"Here, take this $1 off Ice Cream coupon."
"Thank you for the generous compensation"
"Which dog, that man or that canine?"
"That is my husband!"
"Here, take this $1 off Ice Cream coupon."
"Thank you for the generous compensation"
good boy steak by Memeblaze February 15, 2018
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