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Urban Dictionary

Slippery Mexican 

Sneaking in from the back door and jumping into the front passenger seat of a vehicle, while two or more individuals are fighting for shotty outside the vehicle.
Damn! Stan pulled a Slippery Mexican on us!
Slippery Mexican by zomgiateabear January 13, 2009

Sweet pea 

In a relationship with that person you deep in love with
Like example get sweet pea how was work today .

ronaldiho 

An incorrect spelling of Ronaldinho
Kid: Ronaldiho is my favorite player!

Jim: Who the hell is that?
ronaldiho by daveless August 5, 2006

paul out 

to say you will do something and not show up, to be used in place of; lie, let down, fail, and bail out. when using paul out you one could use it in any of the following phrases and many that are not listed, pauling out, paul out, and pauled out. Also since this is not a noun but a verb as it is an action the name Paul is not capitalized.

Also please feel free to make fun of anyone you know who might fall into this definition, or make it a habit such as its namesake Paul.
Wow who is surprised that he would paul out again.
paul out by flying monkey 1 January 24, 2011

Luxemburg 

A small town in Northeast Wisconsin where everyone is related, and there’s more cows than people. Luxemburg is pretty much the capital of Kewaunee County because it’s home to the only stoplight in the county.
“Hey girl you want to go on a date tonight”

“Sure, where are we going?”

“I’m gonna take you to Luxemburg so we can go eat at McDonald’s and then go watch some dirt track racing”

“That sounds amazing!”
Luxemburg by Slim Cat July 15, 2018

danniboi 

An awesome nickname for Danielle. Danniboi is a sweet, funny, weird, and meaningful person. If you ever do come across one...BACK OFF! She is probably secretly gay...BE WARNED she have a murderous side. Love and cherish your Danniboi like is your own if you are one of the lucky ladies (or men) then live her to the peak.
OMG is that Danniboi?

Yes! She is my girlfriend
danniboi by DatCatMaggie June 23, 2017
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