slugged up

to have platinum or other precious metals in your teeth, often incorporated with diamonds, see ice

rapper BG from big tymers, "...and my grill be slugged up"

by ghettofab540 April 7, 2003

sluggah

Another word for bro, girl, man, person, etc.

"What you be talking about?"
"Im saying like thats not right sluggah"

" What'd you say?"
"Nothing I aint talking to you sluggah"

by XonnaRueRa February 20, 2018

Double Slugger

Someone who sucks off two guys at the same time.

Hey Matt, Want to go for a Double Slugger with two strangers in the park this evening?

by VFX Pro May 27, 2010

Tijuana Slugger

The act of having a baseball bat lubed in hot sauce shoved up your ass.

Person 1 - I'm having the worst day ever!!

Person 2 - Why? Were you on the business end of a Tijuana Slugger?

Person 1 - No...

Person 2 - Oh! I guess things aren't as bad as they could have been then...

by Stryker916 November 21, 2011

Kentucky Slugger

When your having sex with a coked out whore and she asks you to punch her in the face during sex.

Guy1: DUDE!!!... I was with this haggard bitch last night and she asked me to "kentucky slugger" her!! HA HA HA

Guy2: WHAT!?!?!? Whata whore!!! HA HA HA!!... Did you??

Guy1: FUCK YEAH!!!!

by fuglytattoosonmyface July 26, 2009

Slugged

This is what happens when a female sits on something and discharges a substance from her vagina leaving a trail on the furniture where she was sitting. This usually happens when it's her time of the month.

My sister sat on my bed and when she got up she slugged all over it.

by Boneface7880 November 6, 2020

Louisville Slugger

Perhaps the most famous brand of baseball bat in the world. Beloved among office drones for that scene in Office Space when the three heroes take their infamously misfiring printer out into a field and bash it apart with said bat.

To beat the holy hell out of someone or something with a Lousiville Slugger (or any kind of bat) is "to go Louisville" on them/it. Example:
"Christ, did you see them go Louisville on that printer?"

by Scott Lanway October 14, 2004