English Pronunciation: bah-sah-GAHN nung trip
Taglish (Tagalog + English) idiom. Literally means "breaking the trip". In English, it would be most similar to "killing the vibe" or "ruining the fun". Often used in during drinking and partying, or an anti-critical sense against one's beliefs, interests, or hobbies.
Taglish (Tagalog + English) idiom. Literally means "breaking the trip". In English, it would be most similar to "killing the vibe" or "ruining the fun". Often used in during drinking and partying, or an anti-critical sense against one's beliefs, interests, or hobbies.
Ate Girl: Hoy, you really believe that? Man, that's really pitiful.
Kuya Boy: Hey bhebhe, 'wag basagan ng trip. Respect my opinion na lang.
Kuya Boy: Hey bhebhe, 'wag basagan ng trip. Respect my opinion na lang.
by Hay Nako May 11, 2022

A term of phrase, either used as a statement or question- in reference to you and another person(s) traveling from your current location to another.
Your bestie: “I have to use the bathroom.”
You: “Girls trip?”
You: “Wanna get some tacos?”
Friend: “Girls trip!!!!”
You: “Girls trip?”
You: “Wanna get some tacos?”
Friend: “Girls trip!!!!”
by Oneshyshawty March 5, 2024

When the rear foot, during the walking stride, is kicked to the inside causing it to trip over the leading foot.
by Yooper Paul March 1, 2023

Person 1: "So you're saying you went on a trip around the world?! No way!"
Person 2: "Yeah, it was fun."
Person 2: "Yeah, it was fun."
by VersionTwo August 27, 2024

Similar to guilt-tripping; convincing someone to be involved in situations when they don't want to but you know they would have fun.
by Soph the Goph February 2, 2024

by Penis1568 November 18, 2020

by rowrowfightthepower January 12, 2025
