nom nom town

Hybrid of two phrases: 1) "nom nom nom," which is an onomatpoeia for the act of eating and

2) "going to town," which is used in an adverbial sense to describe the vigor with which an action is taken, e.g., "going to town on that burrito" meaning to scarf it down quickly.

god, i haven't eaten all morning. i'm 'bout to go to nom nom town on that steak and eggs.

by sirnomsalot October 8, 2011

Bed Town

Where all your dreams come true.

Dude Tommy be hittin up in bed town bro

by Muffin_Lord November 22, 2011

C-Town Shuffle

Running away from police who come to bust your party and always getting away. This term origniated in Charlestown,MA.

Leo- " Yo t-con the cops are on the way"

T-Con- "so you mean?"

Leo- "Yup, Grab Pat. Time to c-town shuffle"

by Townie494949494 September 7, 2011

Town Bashing

The art of entering a town which you see to have a poorly named town, approaching a local resident give them a bashing and leaving the town again.

"are that looks like a poorly named town"
"Hello sir are you a local"
"Yes why"
Bash (Town Bashing)

and leave

by Bashbro1 October 5, 2011

F-TOWN

Fallon NV

Them NIGGAS from F-Town

by anonymous October 16, 2023

town

Used by those who live in commuter towns in the Home Counties (Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent and Surrey) to refer to London (often the centre or Zone 1 area). More common amongst those who work in the city.

"I work in the town."

by morethenless October 29, 2023

J-Town

"Cool Jesus" - He wears his cap backwards, surfs with his bros (like Dave Anthony), longboards to work, and drinks IPAs at the local brew pup with his bros. Gary doesn't believe, but Jose does. (Ref: The Dollop Podcast)

All the kids are down with the J-Town.

Gary is going to hell because he killed Dave's dad. Not cool with J-Town.
J-Town has the best Jam Pad.
2023, the year of our lord, J-Town.

by jtown77 November 12, 2023