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What is coozie?
verb, to cum or bleed in ones pants
Don't coozy in my pants
coozie - meme gif
coozie - video
Coozie - what is it?
Somewhere beyond Bitch but not quite a cunt
Duragatory term for a women when she is exceeding bitch status.
"Stop being a coozy"
"Coozy ass bitch"
What does "coozie" mean?
Insulated sleeve usually comprised of foam rubber used to both enhance the grip of your beer bottle or can as well as keep the beer cold and your hand warm.
Brooling's hands being extremely sensitive to cold required him to use a coozy everytime he drank a beer
Coozie - what does it mean?
In the South, a cylindrical styrofoam beer can insulator, useful for keeping one's beer cool while keeping their hand warm and dry.
Get me a beer, and put it in a coozy for me.
Coozie - meaning
A coozy, aka coozie, is an insulated holder for keeping drinks cool (typically beer or soda). Usually made of neophrene, styrophome, or other types of polymers/rubbers, a coozy can typically be found in the south, often adorned by Nascar numbers, funny sayings, or advertisers.
Glenn was a serious Nascar fan, and he even had a tattered coozy with Dale Earnhardt Jr's number on it to prove it.
Coozie - definition
a small handheld container that you put any kind of beverage into to keep its temprature constant while you drink it
I use a coozy to keep my beer cold.
Coozie - slang
Pubic Hair. Usually in reference to finding it in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Damn, Fred, there's a coozie in my hamburger.
Coozie
cool, sweet, or awesome
"coo~zee"
It would be pretty coozie if someone gave me a lambo.
That new ipod was coozie.
My friends are coozie most of the time.
That was so not coozie.
Coozie
Slang, vulgar, for vagina. I suppose the common use of the word for the thing that hold's ones beer bottle came from the idea of slipping it into a vagina
Her coozie is delightfully tight and lubed.
Coozie
A beer holder that keeps your beer cold. An insulated wrap that holds a can of beer. Usually made of Neophrene or styrophome
(Must be a Southern term)
Do you havw a coozie for my beer?