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: Calling |
| Definitions include: hot dog sold by street vendor. |
| Definitions include: Someone who does a lot of methamphetamine. |
| Definitions include: a frequently depressed person. |
| Definitions include: acronym for "as far as I understand". |
| Definitions include: to attempt to attract; "hit on". |
| Definitions include: the act of tapping ashes off a cigarette. |
| Definitions include: a person little or no value. |
| Definitions include: fake. |
| Definitions include: anger experienced trying to open sealed plastic packaging. |
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