Jack Mehoff Edit Meaning

1. originated in southern harlem (calabria-bro), usually used to express one's disgust towards the unattractiveness of a specimen of..

1. a word used in the same context as eek (eg. in distress, annoyance, worry or meant to sound like a mouse squeal). commonly used by georg..

1. Felling excessively warm, as in a dog left in a car on a hot day. Stuart: "It's quite warm in here isn't it, old boy?&qu..