by Ratsboi February 19, 2009
*walk into a plush hotel* This place is swanktown!
*walk into a bar full of attractive girls* This place is bufftown!
*walk into a nasty toilet* Shit, this hole is manktown.
(see swank, buff and mank)
adjective...town
*walk into a bar full of attractive girls* This place is bufftown!
*walk into a nasty toilet* Shit, this hole is manktown.
(see swank, buff and mank)
adjective...town
by Jackie-F September 19, 2005
Going out and getting drunk in the city
Originating in Tasmania, where they refer to the capital city as “town”
Originating in Tasmania, where they refer to the capital city as “town”
by Obarslut August 22, 2019
by Spinny Hodge June 6, 2019
I phrase commonly used by people attempting to make a town or city appear much cooler then it actually is. The "X" is simply replaced by the first letter in the name of the town or city to create a hip trending nickname.
WARNING: This nicknaming is commonly used by white trash, douche bags, and the under educated.
WARNING: This nicknaming is commonly used by white trash, douche bags, and the under educated.
I was in "A"-town rollin by the square when I hollered at a couple townies to see if they wanted to slam some PBR.
by T-won February 6, 2006
a town in massachusetts where the popos drive by and say "parks closed" instead of taking your beer and writing you up. where menots, hills, "the hop," towers, and res are a part of your vocabulary. where after a drunken night, it is always essential to go to bill and bobs to find other fellow a-towners. a place where it is forbidden to leave the AHS campus, but everyone does it anyways. and, if your lucky enough to play hockey, you get away with everything. most likely the only place in the world where the mascot is named after a pond (like WTF!) GO SPY PONDERS!!!!
by missing a-town July 19, 2006
A commonly used word amongst middle/high school students in South Australia. The word itself stands for a local football club (Edwardstown) and is used to show support for the club.
by mad towns supporter September 6, 2008