Definition of joyride
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Slang terms with the same meaning
Other terms relating to 'stolen, stolen goods': |
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Definitions include: an attractive person. |
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Definitions include: a pretend occurrence during which stealing is permitted. |
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Definitions include: stolen car |
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Definitions include: stolen. |
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Definitions include: promotional material. |
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Definitions include: a reckless ride taken in a (usually stolen) automobile. |
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Definitions include: miscellaneous things, typically given away free. |
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Definitions include: A stolen cellular phone that is is typically passed around for anyone's use before the service is eventually turned off. |
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Definitions include: stolen. |
Slang terms with the same root words
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| Definitions include: "yes". |
| Definitions include: a surfer wannabe. |
| Definitions include: a person whose tolerance of alcohol or drugs is low. |
| Definitions include: to look over a person's shoulder to steal their password or ATM PIN. |
| Definitions include: a fart caused by the consumption of beer. |
| Definitions include: short for "these ones" |
| Definitions include: to give. |
| Definitions include: six that are separate from eachother |
| Definitions include: abbreviated form of "later", i.e. "goodbye". |
| Definitions include: short for definitely obvious. |
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No longer use it | (2) |
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Heard it but never used it | (8) |
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