rail

To insufflate.

Are we gonna rail?

by trejkaz June 11, 2006

rail

Cheap liquor, kept close at hand near the bar rail

I can't afford a Jack&Coke, so you'd better make it rail.

by dan September 28, 2004

rail

To share an interest of Thomas the Train with someone

Bill: Hey, I found out that I railed your mom last night.
Jack: No way, I found out that I railed your grandfather last night!

by monke balls March 29, 2021

rail

To rail your friend

I'll rail you dude, you'll get 4 baggered.

by See_Ya August 4, 2018

rail

To have sexual intercourse or making love.

I'd really enjoy a decent rail...

by Pointsource1 May 21, 2009

Rail

a safty device known to save wildlife from the clutches of quicksand in the most compromising circumstance.

"Take it easy Charlie, my foot's on the rail."

by Tony Welch June 11, 2006

rail

1. To ride/drive/pilot a vehicle in a fast and precise manner down a twisty road.

2. To haul ass

I was railing down highway one until that CHP caught me.

by mikeyroo June 11, 2006