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crimie

crimie noun: a member of a Latino criminal gang.

Noun

crimie (plural crimies)

  1. (slang) A member of a Latino criminal gang.
    • Medina was in the front passenger seat and one of his crimies was behind the wheel. They double-parked in front of a vacant lot and called over the guy Medina was looking for: Luis Figueroa, who was drinking a forty-ounce bottle of beer and talking to some friends. Figueroa had recently come from...2007, Tony Rafael, The Mexican Mafia, →ISBN, page 196
    • Still, the bond between me and my crimies was way stronger than what I had with my own family. I was going to become a gangster and the rest of the world could go fuck itself.2017, Martin Corona, Tony Rafael, Confessions of a Cartel Hit Man, →ISBN, page 51

Forms of crimie

pluralcrimies
alternative formCrimie

Origin of crimie

From crime + -ie.

Questions about crimie

What does crimie mean?
Crimie means a member of a Latino criminal gang.
What part of speech is crimie?
Crimie is a noun.
What is the plural of crimie?
The plural of crimie is crimies.

Words near crimie in the dictionary

  1. crimewaves
  2. Crimhead
  3. Crimheads
  4. Crimi
  5. crimidine
  6. crimie
  7. crimies
  8. crimina
  9. criminal
  10. criminal against humanity
  11. criminal code

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