Road Diamonds

n.

The result of clear "traveler" beer bottles post drinking on long car trips. Especially evident around large signs displaying distances to locations (or "score boards") and can range in sizes from near full bottles to absolute dust depending on variables such as local speed limits, build quality of road furniture and skill level / level of intoxication of bottle ejector.

Also -

Road Emeralds - green bottles
Road Rubys - brown bottles

Broc -"This is a work car, don't just throw bottles on the floor!"

Fish - "Time to make some Road Diamonds!"

by fewlish November 16, 2009

shingle road

A term used by people in New Zealand to describe a non-asphalt road used surfaced with crushed stone and considered a secondary road. Paul, Orangeville Ontario

Once you leave the main road it continues for several kilometres on a shingle road.

by PKinCanada December 30, 2017

Back road

In the Caribbean where prostitutes hang out to get pick up by someone

Man 1: yow mi guh round a back road last night and pick up thickass

Man 2: say word

by Pmoys@yesman1276 February 18, 2020

Road-Bagging

When you had to move back in with your parents after being on your own as an adult for years, and have to hide your booze from them by stashing the bag on the roadside before you get home so you can retrieve it later.

My mom got on me about my drinking last night at home even though i’m 35, so I’m Road-Bagging the wine I picked up today.

by DeviousDrinkers October 3, 2023

Rocky road

When the bois dip their nuts in a jar of Nutella.

Did ya hear the bois had a massive rocky road going on at the party Friday night

by Dirty Brendan August 22, 2019

road sarcasm

The less intense and more condescending version of the well-known road rage.

Driver: "I think that maybe, you should tailgate me a little bit closer. You are totally my goddamn favorite person right now."
Passenger: "Wow Karen, road sarcasm much?"

by gurgle69420666 October 1, 2013

road candy

The many varieties of candy that can be bought in bite-size or small quantities for small amounts, such as 25 or 50 cents, from highway gas stations. Candy varieties include, but are not limited to: Boston Baked Beans, Lemonheads, Chick-a-Sticks, Peanut Chews and Mike and Ike.

"Hey, Mike, let's stop at this 7-11 located directly off of 1-95 Exit 76 and get us some road candy."

by bcstar80 March 16, 2008