When you get so drunk that you black out, but when you come back into consciousness you are in a new place at a future time.
by The Cab May 25, 2005
similar to an art hoe, that hippyish and chill and loves adventures and travelling and shit and is also a hoe
that girl just got back from her fourth trip to europe with another new boyfriend, she's a total travel hoe
by pepeluvr420 June 20, 2015
(noun) a moustache grown and maintained for the sole purpose of a special vacation. This particular mustache is a head-turner in airports, train and bus stations, and cruise ships in particular. May be more noticeable to women, especially women with children ages 5-12.
Player #1)
Yo soul brotha did you see that cat's travel 'stache?
Player #2) FOOOOOSSSSSHHHHHHH! Them shits be right.
Yo soul brotha did you see that cat's travel 'stache?
Player #2) FOOOOOSSSSSHHHHHHH! Them shits be right.
by Los Bunditos November 24, 2009
Yikes, don't go in the hotel bathroom for at least an hour! I ate fast food and traveled all day, and my travel poo stinks to high heaven.
by phat_cartman February 09, 2010
The sweaty condition of a females crotch/ genital area after she has been traveling or flying for several hours.
by XFuzZX May 18, 2018
When a male purposely grows a large bush. In doing so cuts his bush and leaves the pubes remaining on his body then lets a girl perform oral sex thus the loose pubes getting on her face then making her a "bearded traveler."
by pubesinyourface55 July 30, 2009
Travel between star systems - which may someday be do-able but given that even our closest star is 4.6 light years away it is something that will require technology and resources that we can only dream of by today's standards.
It is also a very big subject in science fiction; the rapid transit between star systems by faster-than-light travel; Star Trek, Star Wars, and Mass Effect are examples.
It is also a very big subject in science fiction; the rapid transit between star systems by faster-than-light travel; Star Trek, Star Wars, and Mass Effect are examples.
While Voyager 1 is technically making interstellar travel, at the rate it is going, it will take more than 72,000 years from now to do so.
by Nick Weiner February 01, 2009