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Definition of Simon
Simon
adverb
- yes. Chicano slang.
Person A: Are you going to the party?
Person B: Simon.- See more words with the same meaning: yes, agreements (statements of).
Last edited on Sep 27 2002. Submitted by pepino from Bakersfield, CA, USA on Sep 27 2002.
noun
- the "tortured artist" half of a pair of people. Origin: refers to folk-rock 1960s duo Simon and Garfunkel. Paul Simon wrote the songs and played guitar, but he was the less outgoing/talkative one. See also Garfunkel.
He's the Simon in that relationship.
- See more words with the same meaning: a couple, a member of a couple.
- See more words with the same meaning: artist.
Last edited on Apr 02 2013. Submitted by Emily M. from UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA on Jan 13 1998.
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Other terms relating to 'a couple, a member of a couple': | |
Definitions include: the more outgoing person in a pair. | |
Definitions include: of a relationship, having members of the relationship set their relationship status on Facebook as being in a relationship with the other member(s). | |
Definitions include: a news-worthy couple. | |
Other terms relating to 'artist': | |
Definitions include: a writer. | |
Definitions include: an unintelligent person; "dimwit". | |
Other terms relating to 'yes, agreements (statements of)': | |
Definitions include: "alright". | |
Definitions include: yes; "bingo". | |
Definitions include: an excited "yes". | |
Definitions include: exclamation of excitement or approval. | |
Definitions include: roughly equivalent to "serious." | |
Definitions include: "yes". | |
Definitions include: "yes". | |
Definitions include: extremely accurate. | |
Definitions include: on schedule, under control, with necessary preconditions met, etc. | |
Definitions include: "Are you telling me the truth?" or "I'm telling you the truth." | |
Definitions include: see hells. | |
Definitions include: "your". | |
Definitions include: a phrase indicating approval, excitement, or support; "right on". | |
Definitions include: shortened for of "sure enough"; i.e. "yes", "definitely". | |
Definitions include: statement of agreement. | |
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Definitions include: an automobile. | |
Definitions include: to "stick to" someone like Velcro. | |
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Definitions include: acronym for "no good". | |
Definitions include: something boring. | |
Definitions include: the opposite of off the hook, mean wack, ugly, disliked. | |
Definitions include: intoxicated. |
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