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What is greaseball?
A derogatory word for greasers.
Tom: Hey greaseball! Want a haircut?
Greaser: You're so square!
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greaseball - video
Greaseball - what is it?
When a man drags his sweaty nut sack over a woman, starting on her forehead and ending wherever the man sees fit. The major points for the man is to go as slow as possible and can only be performed after a prolonged period of intense cardio workout.
I don't leave the gym until I give some random bitch the greaseball, it's the only way to cool down after a rigorous workout.
What does "greaseball" mean?
a group of tennegers or adults that are into the whole 1950s culture or rockabilly which was a revival of the 50s on the 80s.stray cats, pole cats were high known rockabilly bands
1950s-elvis presley, chuck berry, dion and the belmonts style of music,etc.
the greaseball jumped the gangster after using dax grease to slick his hair back
Greaseball - what does it mean?
A dirty stinky nigglet with chicken
That greaseball been ate all the chicken
Yo greaseball Fuck you
Greaseball - meaning
a person who does not wash their hair
alexis is greaseball
Greaseball - definition
A person who puts Tres Flores, Dixie Peach, or 90 weight gear lube in his hair.
Ramon and Jimmy Bub are a couple of grease balls who never go out in public before greasing their hair.
Greaseball - slang
any fat italian man who wears to much cologne ( usually a cheap brand ) and has dyed hair. He will usually slick it back and use to much gel , therefore he becomes a greasball.
dirty italians go eat some more pasta
Greaseball
another derogatory term for an italian. A greaseball is someone who looks like they don't take showers all that often. Italians seem to be naturally greasy and unheigenic. Therefore this name was made to describe this certain breed of italians who lack etiquette and basic hygeine.
sonny is such a fucking greaseball.
Greaseball
This originally refers to italians. But generally it can be anyone who does not wash his or her hair.
Greaseball
derogaroty term for Italians; synonomous with dago, wop, and guido