A fork of Rural Dictionary
meaning someone that is very mean and nasty.
I would watch out if I were you that guy over there is meaner than a acre of snakes.
Origin: Adams County Nebraska An ACRE CHASER is a woman who only dates farm boys of families which own "a lot" of land. Similar to a "Jersey Chaser" (a woman that only dates college/professional athletes) for financial or societal gain an ACRE CHASER'S motives are most commonly the same.
Geez! Melissa keeps dating bigger and bigger farmers with every dude she dates! What an acre chaser!
A very large area...esp when something/one is lost
"I've been looking all over hell's acre for you!"
Wise-acre is essentially synonymous with the terms jerk and jackass. One defining feature is that a wise-acre enjoys comedy more than anything, and therefore an insult comic or a practical joker would be called wise-acres. It has fallen into disuse recently, but it's still there.
Yeah, Tom's a real wise-acre. He screwed the top of the salt-lid off and when I went to pour it it fell off.
A term used to describe an area that appears to be very sketchy and dangerous. Or, a place where upon entering, feelings of fright and nervousness come immediately into play.
1.) "Dude, we're so lost. I don't know how you kept looking at the map and managed to get us into this scary town. There's no lights on in this whole place and everything looks haunted. We're smack dab in the middle of shady acres." 2.) "I can't believe we're driving through the heart of the ghetto right now. This place is straight up shady acres."
The whitest neighborhood in St. Petersburg Florida. Bordered by the two other whitest neighborhoods Snell Isle and the Old Northeast. If you see a black person in this neighborhood they probably just finished robbing a house or doing a deal because they aren't from these parts.
What the fuck are those niggers doing in shore acres
A hood in Shreveport, Louisiana. Known for Shootings, Racing, and Box Chevys. Long Live Juan & Jerry.
If you want to race, pull up in Sunset Acres on the backstreet, “ya heard me”?