back ass road

A road that is not simply a back road, but one that is so deep into the middle of nowhere that it deserves the word "ass" in between.

"Where you at?" "I dunno, some back ass road I can't believe I have service."

by I'll be damned June 21, 2009

Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing

A video game released in 2003 by Stellar stone, famous for it's incredible quality and amazing physics. Reviewers like Gamespot thinks it's a horrible game, but they're just LOSER.

If you play Big Rigs, then YOU'RE WINNER.

Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing is WINNER.

by R3troputz December 27, 2011

Rules of the road

Whenever you are doing someone a favour and giving them a ride in your vehicle there are 3 options for payment for this favour:

1. Cash
2. Grass (i.e marijuana)
3. Ass (e.g. sex)

Joe "Hey dude, can I get a lift after hockey?"
Mark "No problem, cash, grass, or ass though - sorry bro, rules of the road"

Mary "Can I get a ride home after work?"
Bill "Sure you can; cash, grass, or ass?"

by F.Castro March 18, 2009

any road

Adv. Synonym of 'anyway'. Also spelt anyroad. Northern British use

"Anyroad, did you see the old codger with the speckled bangers? Blimey!"

by Alex Quantashassle April 11, 2005

nuts on the road

An expression meaning OK. Like Hell Yeah, Nuts on the Road is an expression used to signify that something is going well, or that something is a good idea. First coined on Mock The Week.

Andy: Want to go out for a drink later?
Russell: Nuts on the road I do!

by Benji H October 2, 2007

a bump in the road

a small problem that can be solved.

Misunderstanding was just a bump in the road on the way to success.

by mrabdman October 15, 2013

wessagussett road

A road going through North Weymouth Massachusetts named after an Indian Chief from the area.

The City of Weymouth's original name was "Wessagussett"

An interesting feature of the road is most of the streets that intersect off of it are named after Indians from the 1600s.

The area is located on the Fore River which is part of the Boston Harbor.

This road and the streets off of it are home to some of the most "Hard nosed people" in Metro-Boston. These neighborhoods are the neighborhoods that has given the whole city a tough image.
Chances are if you grew up in the Wessagussett road area, you grew up fighting.
Mostly Irish from the Old Country and from Southie and Dot.

These neighborhoods are the most congested of the city.

The heroin problem started in this area back in the early 70s.

Walk in any bar in the country with guys from here and you won't have much to worry about.

I don't want to watch the fireworks near Wessagussett Road.

by SeanO'Leary November 4, 2007