Side Highway

Colloquial term for physical contact. Usually in the form of a hug

“Hey, wanna share a side highway with me?”

by SH1827 July 2, 2022

DIGGING NICOLL HIGHWAY

A PERSON WHO BRING TROUBLES (OR EVEN DEATH) DUE TO HIS OR HER OWN ACTIONS; DIGGING YOUR OWN GRAVEYARD

THE CHINESE BUSINESSMAN FLED AND HID TO AUSSIE AFTER THE CORRUPTION BUREAU FOUND HIM GUILTY FOR AN ELABORATE MULTI MILLION DOLLAR PONZI SCHEME AND STOCK FRAUD OF HIS COMPANY. THIS TIME HE IS DIGGING NICOLL HIGHWAY

by ANUNE_FAT988 March 18, 2022

24/7 highway

A girl who sucks a lot of dick

That girl has a 24/7 highway lol

by WhoKnows1234455 July 8, 2017

Highway Princess

A woman or women who hang out or travel up and down the highway. Soliciting for sexual favors, money, drugs or rides to places.

See; Lot-Lizards

I was going down the highway and saw the two Highway Princess walking down side of the road looking for a ride.

by anonymous June 8, 2021

highway rubbery

Da absurdly-exorbitant prices of condoms.

Da term "highway rubbery" could also refer to a gal's giving a guy a handjob while they're motoring down da freeway, possibly due to all da local stores' charging so much for condoms, and so da horny couple decided to forgo actual "fourth base" activities for da time being.

by QuacksO January 24, 2023

Snot Highway

The slimy, glistening trail of mucus that stretches from a kid's nostril straight down to their mouth, often making pit stops on their upper lip before they proudly lick it like it’s a gourmet sauce.

Dude, get a tissue. You've got a literal snot highway.

by nopreynopay January 11, 2025

Highway Carr

One of da "four-wheeled" members of Lightning McQueen's non-human-based world; he's a talk-show host and great pal of fellow radio/TV-personalities Bob Cutlass, Darrell Cartrip, and Jay Limo.

Kidding aside, "Highway Carr" really is what I'd originally thought this radio-personality dude's "stage" name was when I first heard him on the radio, since the otherwise-clearly-speaking Howie usually pronounced his first name rather poorly. Same goes for the also-famous-in-radio (or should I say, "infamous", since he was eventually exposed as a Bernie Madeoff-type fraudster who bilked investors out of more than $24 million) Sonny Bloch, whom I'd always assumed was using the pseudonym "Sunny Block" merely to tout his financial advice, the implication being that following his investment-recommendations would "land you on a nice cheerily-bright street".

by QuacksO January 15, 2020