Trenched

1. Trenched (verb): An action that is either epic or unbelievably terrible. A common substitute for the word "fuck" and its variations
2. Trench(ed) (adjective): used to describe incredible awesomeness or utter disappointment

1. Let's get Trenched at the Concert!
Ya bro! I can't wait to be completely trenched.

or

We got completely trenched at the game today, I can't believe we lost.

2. That movie was trenched. It could win an Oscar.

by Turd "The Turd" Ferguson September 6, 2023

Trench Warfare

Trench warfare is fighting between two opposite sides with soldiers dug into ditches on either side with "No Man's Land" inbetween. It usually consists of soldiers, sometimes tanks, and usually artillery. One side would send wave after wave into No Man's Land untill they gave up or the opposing Trench was overrun. Trench warfare was first used in World War 1 and continued as a style of fighting for years to come.

Charles V: Men, You will be sent into Trench Warfare in France against the Germans.
Kaiser Wilhelm: We will also use Trench Warfare!

by REE man March 9, 2022

Trench ogre

A greasy nigga who never showers

That guy smells he is a trench ogre

by Ogremuncher November 18, 2019

Trench coat

A long coat that is so long, in fact, the bottom can be normally seemed by the ankles of the person wearing it. The majority of those people are typically named ,but not limited to Garrettand eugene

As eugene/Garrett came closer and closer with his Ak47, I noticed the bottom of his trench coat was ragged and torn, probably because that's what he wore all the time

by San parrot December 23, 2019

in the trenches

To be at rock bottom, the lowest point in your life.

Ever since Morton saw his family evaporate firsthand, he has really been in the trenches.

by deku4317 December 7, 2023

The trench

Slang term for a trench shotgun in video games

Quick, grab the trench then head to the bunker

by Yoface2537 July 22, 2023

Trench Talk

Noun. A Professional's way of explaining mannerisms displayed when discussing the current role's challenges that may seem less than professional on the surface. Still, it is borne of that professional's experiences and is used to highlight those challenges without sounding overly formal.

"Oh? Jack's highly professional normally when he's dealing with clients, but in the lunch room he slips into trench talk with the new hires."

by Zebyxus February 4, 2024