out garbage

Like out bad, except your so out bad that there’s no other way to describe you except for garbage.

TJ: “bruh guess what?”
Sean: “what bro”
TJ: “I was washing my dog and he shit in the tub and it clogged the drain”
Sean:”yoooo your out garbage.”

by YaGurlGA March 11, 2020

Garbage Poot

When the smell of another human being’s flatulation is so rancid it can only be likened to the smell of a garbage dump.

John: God! Do you smell that?
Jane: Yeah, Gerald had Mexican for lunch, he has the garbage poots.

by sin(π) July 9, 2020

Ear Garbage

The endless discussion of network news commentators

The only thing worse than the presidential debates was the ear garbage on CNN afterward

by Papa Chubb October 7, 2020

gook garbage

A faulty product from China that is often a source of frustration.

My stupid Lenovo laptop took five minutes to make Chrome start responding again. What a piece of gook garbage!

by FatHornyOrangeDino June 6, 2022

Dragging Garbage

A euphemism for being married.

Hey Jim, saw your lady the other day and I wondered, how long have y'all been dragging garbage? ... 'Too long' said Jim.

by SevenBurritos189023 May 21, 2021

Yesterday's Garbage

A smell or fart that smells like garbage that has been sitting in a metal trash can outside overnight and heated up the next morning by approximately 85°F by a row home.

Consisting of mold, debris, rotten chicken, fish, cheese and the heat allowing scent to travel.

*farts*
Dude! You smell like yesterday's garbage!!

by steammustachio June 24, 2021

garbage can

A term for someone's anis that is being used for other purposes than natural bodily functions. The term is typically used for those that do this quite often and with different partners or inannimate objects.
It describes how the ass, what is supposed to be a used for dumping, is mostly used for something being dumped into it.

Tommy has such a dirty garbage can, everyone and everything has been up in him.

Dude, I donno if you want to get up in her garbage can, it's full if stink!

by Easton October 6, 2005