baggaloaf

it can replace any word, but it is scientifical.
can also be a loaf of bread.

i ate a baggaloaf for dinner last night.
hows it baggaloafing?

by Patrick Gump, andrew bailey, alex fiori, joe baisch February 22, 2006

excess baggage

when someone wears a tight or small shirt and extra fat seems to protrude from the sleeve and bottom openings.

"Dude look at that hott girl!" "Nah man, too much excess baggage."

by stevemeister September 25, 2005

baggaduch

Like douchebag only better.

You know that Boris fag? He's a real baggaduch.

by Kyle October 5, 2004

baggage handlers forearm

The state of a man's genitalia after a prolonged bout of wanking, frottage or lube free sex (possibly with a post-menopausal MILF)

Derived from the state of a baggage handlers forarm after being repeatedly thrust through partially opened zips to steal cartier watches, mobiles and anything else they can get their theiving hands on.

I was up all night bumming your mum and now my cock's like a baggage handlers forearm.

by murty murt August 23, 2006

baggage claim

A place where one meets a drug dealer to buy a bag (usually weed).

Hurry up we gotta get to baggage claim before Antonio shorts us again.

by rossie January 10, 2009

Extra baggage

People who hop onto the ride (your plans, trip, or outing) in a very last-minute way. Most likely delaying, fucking things up, being a pain in the arse, or dragging everyone else down.

Jeff: Ok, so party plans are set and there isn't going to be any extra baggage coming along right?
Bob: yeah.
Jeff: You sure?
Bob: yeah.
Jeff: really sure?
Bob: Look, if you're so worried, let's just keep our lips sealed about the party, and reject any later requests, you know, extra baggage.
Jeff: (thinking of Sharon)...unless they aren't really considered extra baggage right?
Bob: Then you take them at your own responsibility, ok?
Jeff: Yeah, sure, ok.

by Fidenaut April 3, 2009

baggage

A sassy, lively or high-spirited girl, a little pepper pot, one who smarts off, doesn't respect authority. Regency English, late 1700s, but girls were called this into the 1940s. Less of a hobag, more of a cute pain in the neck.

You have to watch that Mary every minute, she's always up to something. She's a little baggage.

by Bluejay February 20, 2005