Bounty
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Liberality in bestowing gifts or favors; gracious or
liberal giving; generosity; munificence. -
An English slang term for a [black person] who tries to act [white], listens to white music, dresses white, [e.t].c.
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Offensive term used to describe someon who is black but acts like hes white.
Based on the [chocolate bar] of the same name that has [dark chocolate] on the outside and white [coconut] inside.
Opposite of wigger -
Verb. To dip a [digit] (finger or toe) in [coconut oil] and insert it in a rectum. Often done while performing fellatio or [cunnilingus].
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1)A [chocolate bar] with deliciouis white [coconut] on the inside.
2)A black guy/girl who only goes out with [caucasian people].
- A black guy/girl who acts like a caucasian person.
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[Paper towel] that is super [absorbent], and also super strong when wet, so you can do wet cleaning tasks you never thought a [paper towel] could do. This is thanks to its unique double [quilted] paper.
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A bar filled with [coconut] that is absolutely rotten. The worst bar ever made and it is hated by [all but] the [sickest] individuals
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When a girl uses a guy for [transportation] by pretending to go on [a date] with him and spends most of [her time] dancing with other men
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Noun
Deriving from the paper towel brand Bounty - advertised as the strongest soaker-upper.
When someone is described as [bounty] (or a bounty mouth) they figuratively have soaked up a conversation by their comment/comments. They could be portrayed as the [allegorical] bounty in that a roll of [Bounty] has just come out of their mouth and stopped the conversation dead in its tracks, hence [the bounty] mouth tag.
There is usually not a possible response to a bounty comment...almost as if to leave the respondent speechless.
Its very rare for a bounty mouth to realise that they are actually a bounty. Naive beyond belief -
A person who gets together with someone after they just broke up with their boyfriend/girlfriend.
Full: [Bounty], the [quicker] [picker upper] -
money paid as a reward:
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