Bronxy
a native of elizabeth, salisbury and other areas of the northern suburbs of adelaide, south australia.
used to denigrate the area as it is generally regarded as a poverty stricken slumhole generally inhabited by worthless people. based on the new york’s bronx.
the term may only be used by natives of the area however to pay themselves out, particularly by those who managed to get the h-ll out of the place!! use by an outsider will result in a severe kicking.
the guy is so common, what a bronxy.
he likes eminem, wear fubu clothes and wads over cars; what a bronxy.
i’m heading to the bronx.
someone or something that is not up to standards of the mainstream, a rough rebellious unpopular person
that betty hussy is such a bronxy
a famous rich healthy playa from new york
hey isnt that donald trump? no! its bronxy!!!! he must have been born a bronxy!
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