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A random 4-10 mile walk in any way the light falls, usually because of weed but can be handy when drunk. It is the arch rival of the dreaded mong "i proper need to trek"
n e 1 fancy a trek? |
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a long walk or journey man thats a trek i aint doin that
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A long task that is too much effort to make it worth doing. The longer it's stretched out the worse the task; 'Go to the cinema? Trek...'
'Community fund raising walk? Treeeeek' |
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manufacturers of sweet, reliable bikes. If picking a good mountain bike involves requires choosing two of the following three - low price, durability, and lightness - buying a Trek is like getting all three and screwing up the rule. Oh yeah, screw Specialized, Giant, Duffy, and whatever other ride you're on.
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(n.) A long ardous journey by foot, bike, flight, or VTA. Usually accompanied by random outbursts of song.
(v.) to go on a long ardous journey by foot, bike, flight, or VTA. Usually accompanied by random outbursts of song. Hey what time do you have to be home friday?
I dont. Perfect, lets go trekking ... I'm not lost, I'm trekking |
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Slang term used in Ireland. When something is too far away, it's common for it to be called a "trek". Mother:"Will you hand me the potatoes? They're in the cupboard"
Son:"Ugh, trek." |
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