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loaded out the caboose

1) A way of saying someone is 'loaded out the butt'.

2) rich, wealthy, well-to-do, high net worth.

rich, wealthy, high net worth, upwardly mobile, super rich, 1%, wall street, tech industry, elite, baller, player
My neighbor must be loaded out the caboose. He drives a Porsche, just put in a new pool and recently got back from a Fiji.
by joecoolthefool May 16, 2016
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Caboosive

Relating to an end, usually to a string of objects or actions
"My last conversation with her felt pretty caboosive, I'm not sure if we will be dating for much longer."
by devnoseestaco February 7, 2022
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t-caboose

We went out and ran a jtrain on t-caboose last night.
by chicken! January 11, 2009
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Colorado Caboose

The act of contributing to a Tennessee Train Track, and getting stuck with the last position of the chain.
“How did your Thursday go last week?”

“Man, it was crazy, the only problem was that I was the Colorado Caboose of the train, now my teeth are all soggy.”
by Homosexual_Badger April 18, 2023
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Loose Caboose

Jones mom has a loose caboose
by anonymous September 14, 2020
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Gooch Caboose

The act of you and your best bro scissoring your taints, while holding your nut sacks so as to not cross the threshold of gay.
"Hey bro, are you ready to run the gooch caboose later tonight?"
"Yeah bro, I'll bring the nut butter!"
by Prince ChrisP May 20, 2024
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Caboose

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.
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”
by EMD F59PHI January 26, 2025
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