Usually refers to something having aftermarket modifications. Can be anything from a car to a computer.
by kainam August 29, 2004
A word describing a well-equipped vehicle, place, or event. It means that something has many nice accessories.
by Jason Connatser August 27, 2004
Fully loaded - all the extras
by Chris August 28, 2004
Anything accessorized or decorated to the extreme.
Commonly a term used in reference to cars such as riceburners with loud irritating mufflers though occasionally applied to say, a computer with a see-through side decorated in neon lights and colored wiring so as to impress other shells of human beings
Commonly a term used in reference to cars such as riceburners with loud irritating mufflers though occasionally applied to say, a computer with a see-through side decorated in neon lights and colored wiring so as to impress other shells of human beings
"Check out the chiggers with the 'tricked out' rides!"
"He thought 'tricking out' his box would get him some attention....well, it made Me laugh."
"He thought 'tricking out' his box would get him some attention....well, it made Me laugh."
by Cable August 29, 2004
To be heavily modified, as in a car with a nice paint job (no fake racing stripes), a kit, rims, an un-ricered spoiler, and all the goodies for the engine and maybe goodies inside too.
Did you see Jose's tricked out Mustang? He got black seats with suede trim, a computer inside, riding on 19's with fat tires and that supercharged engine sounds mean.
by el rabbit August 31, 2004
To the MAX. When something has been "tricked out" it has be modified to its fullest potential. BUT something that is not completly modified can be reffered to as "tricked out" as long as it looks and funcitons decently
by billyd August 30, 2004
To customize something to the extent where it's visually pleasing to the eyes.Is most often used when referring to cars but can be used in other ways.
by DJHill August 25, 2004