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Travisio 

Contains 25% man, 50% heavy metal, 10% bacon, and 25% badass.

Package includes a 12g combat shotgun, a case of Keystone Light, a pair of black cut-off shorts, and a pair of Emporio Armani reading glasses.

Every purchase comes with a free bottle of McCormick's Vodka. (Please drink responsibly.)

Must be atleast a quarter Viking to purchase.

Warning! When exposed to large amounts of alcohol, Travisio may become oblivious to its surroundings and may attempt to headbutt EVERYTHING.

Does not require batteries.
HEY MOM! I want a Travisio for Christmas!
Travisio by Travisio June 13, 2008
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Travisism 

Travisism is the religious following of The Travis
My religion is Travisism
Travisism by AllhailTravis March 4, 2022
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Travising 

The act of one exessively lying unnecessarily
You got a car, stop travising.
Travising by devon thomas May 18, 2006

Travasious 

Travasious is a real ass nigga bro.
Travasious by MercyZMercury November 13, 2019

travisia 

The most loyalist person on earth. He/She is full of honesty and trust. You can tell them anything and everything. Travisia is so very sweet and loves everyone.
Hey, get you a Travisia.

traviseo 

amazing piece of ass, that all your friends want!
look at her shes traviseo to the max!
traviseo by john mermaider January 15, 2008

Travising 

When one acts under the guise of a coffeeshop revolutionary. They state their opinions as fact but don't really carry any clout in their phrases due to lack of resource research. They relate closely to scenesters.
We know you're full of shit. Stop travising.
Travising by GuyOnACouch November 22, 2010
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