1. A small railroad car that was traditionally attached to the rear end of freight trains. It served several important functions, primarily providing a workspace and living quarters for the train crew, including the conductor and brakemen. a caboose typically featured windows for crew members to observe the train's condition and surroundings. It also had a small kitchen, tiny office and beds. In addition, the caboose played a crucial role in train safety: the crew would use it to monitor the train's integrity (and signal to the engineer if something was wrong. With the advent of more advanced technology, such as electronic monitoring systems and end-of-train devices, the use of cabooses has largely disappeared in modern railroading.
2. An informal and humorous slang for the buttocks or rear end of a person.
See: Arse, Ass, Ass-Cheeks, Batty, Back End, Back Porch, Bam-Bam, Bamsee, Behind, Booty, Bootylicious, Bottom, Bum-Bum, Butt, Buttocks, Buns, Cheeks, Cushions, Culo, Derrière, Fanny, Gluteus Maximus, Gluteal Region, Glutes, Heinie, Hips, Junk in the Trunk, Keister, Love Cushions, Lower Back, Nates, Patootie, Peach, Prat, Posterior, Padded Area, Rass, Rears, Rear Bumper, Rear End, Rump, Rumpus, Rusty Dusty, Seat, Sitzfleisch, Soft Spot, Stern, Tail, Tailbone Region, Tochus, Tush, Tushie, Upper Cheeks.
2. An informal and humorous slang for the buttocks or rear end of a person.
See: Arse, Ass, Ass-Cheeks, Batty, Back End, Back Porch, Bam-Bam, Bamsee, Behind, Booty, Bootylicious, Bottom, Bum-Bum, Butt, Buttocks, Buns, Cheeks, Cushions, Culo, Derrière, Fanny, Gluteus Maximus, Gluteal Region, Glutes, Heinie, Hips, Junk in the Trunk, Keister, Love Cushions, Lower Back, Nates, Patootie, Peach, Prat, Posterior, Padded Area, Rass, Rears, Rear Bumper, Rear End, Rump, Rumpus, Rusty Dusty, Seat, Sitzfleisch, Soft Spot, Stern, Tail, Tailbone Region, Tochus, Tush, Tushie, Upper Cheeks.
1. There is this place in Strasburg, Pennsylvania called “the red caboose motel at paradise station” where you can sleep in cabooses that were used in railroads back then. My friend sleep at a blue Conrail caboose. But I really wanted to sleep in a Penn Central caboose but they didn’t have one so I sleep in a Baltimore and Ohio railroad (B&O) caboose instead.
2. “That sexy thick black girl was shaking her caboose and it make me flirt”
2. “That sexy thick black girl was shaking her caboose and it make me flirt”
by EMD F59PHI January 26, 2025
An asshole, especially a rich one who brags about his stuff/lifestyle like his house, his clothes, his vehicle, his body, his job, and he usually brags to people especially poor and under-average people
Boaster idiot: look at me I have $8.7 Billion and I have a computer tech job that pays me every week, and I have 6 mansions around the country, and I drive S Classes, G wagens, Lamborghinis and Ferraris. And I have 3 wives,
and I wear Gucci branded stuff and I have big ass muscles ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ
Me: I hope people at ur job find out you are a drug dealer and then they fire you and you have no job and become homeless, sheeesh I hate these rich boaster idiots
and I wear Gucci branded stuff and I have big ass muscles ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ
Me: I hope people at ur job find out you are a drug dealer and then they fire you and you have no job and become homeless, sheeesh I hate these rich boaster idiots
by EMD F59PHI August 06, 2024
“At Brazil, i was climbing up this steep big ass hill. and then, I tip over some pebbles and went ass over tit, I hit my face soo bad”
by EMD F59PHI April 30, 2025
The tinkle tube is a tool, used by people to pee in situations like a place that lacks a bathroom, or a place where a bathroom is always occupied and you can’t hold your piss long in your body, or if your so lazy that you don’t wanna go all the way to the bathroom. Typically, this device is a small, funnel-shaped tube or similar contraption that allows a person to relieve themselves in public or while traveling, with the urine being directed outside (e.g., out of your bedroom window or out of a car window, through a specially designed outlet). It is often used in outdoor adventures, long road trips, or in situations where privacy and convenience are needed. The term "tinkle tube" is derived from the colloquial term "tinkle," meaning to urinate.
“If there was a zombie apocalypse where people would been hiding in their rooms for survival, the tinkle tube is a very useful tool, for guys it would be easy to use (you know the anatomy, pen15 and stuff) females may struggle to use it since their anatomy like the v461na.”
by EMD F59PHI February 10, 2025
The people who are making SBA for students in the Ministry of education are hungry money people who only cares about the student’s money and they are bunch of SBAS
by EMD F59PHI February 15, 2024
Brachium Flatulence is where you put your mouth on your arm or someone’s arm and then blow from the mouth (like you’re blowing a trumpet or clarinet) creating a fart like sound as you blow.
Today, at a typical tedious physics class, our lame teacher was teaching momentum and I was so bored that I just let go a brachium flatulence on my arm, all of my classmates laugh and thought it was a real fart since it sound just like an actual fart. And then the teacher came in a very mean way telling me to stop farting in class and as I kept telling him that it’s Not a real fart and it’s brachium flatulence but he still ignore me and send me to detention. For a 28 year old man, what an old geezer can’t take on a funny joke. Man I felt like kicking him in his weenie so bad for sending me in detention 😡
by EMD F59PHI August 29, 2024
The metroliner were EMUds (electric multiple units) build by the budd company (the same company who build the R32 subway car) which built in the late 60s, it was designed for first-class, high-speed service between New York City and Washington, D.C., on the Northeast Corridor. They were designed to go to speeds around 150 MPH, making them America’s first high speed train. They were owned by the Pennsylvania railroad (PRR) in 1967 then by Penn central and then by Amtrak in 1971. Due to their poor reliability they are converted to NPCU cab cars, (you can find them on the Keystone Service, Valley Flyer and Hartford Lines where they look like ordinary amfleet coaches but with the front of the cab car painted in yellow and black stripes). And thanks to the metroliners, this is where the airplane styled amfleet coaches were based on.
Leah: I rode a weird Amtrak train today on the keystone.
Cordilla: why is the train weird?
Leah: is This train that looks like the coach but with a yellow and black face.
Cordilla: ooohhhh I know what you’re talking about, it’s the budd metroliner cab car. They were converted into cab cars because it’s unreliable like a Maserati
Leah: they look weird but I like them, and that little history you told me about them me like them more
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Cordilla: why is the train weird?
Leah: is This train that looks like the coach but with a yellow and black face.
Cordilla: ooohhhh I know what you’re talking about, it’s the budd metroliner cab car. They were converted into cab cars because it’s unreliable like a Maserati
Leah: they look weird but I like them, and that little history you told me about them me like them more
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by EMD F59PHI July 16, 2024