i got my hood crashed

To have sex with multiple people.

I was at this party last night with a bunch of guys and I got my hood crashed!

by Charlotte G May 8, 2008

I crash my camel toe bridge

the lyrics from "I Love It" (feat. Charli XCX) "I crashed my car into the bridge." sounds an awful lot like "I crash my camel toe bridge".

The sentence "I don't care" is making everyone hear this song in their head, so people started saying "I crash my camel toe bridge".

Roger: Charlie, our fellow classmate just got into a car accident
Charlie: I crash my camel toe bridge.
Roger: How can you say that?!

Cashier: Sir, you forgot your change!
Charlie: I crash my camel toe bridge.

by Canariburger November 27, 2013

when you drive like lightning you’re going to crash like thunder

Slang. Adjective. Whenever you’re driving too fast just like lightning you’re going to crash like thunder. It’s going to be very sudden and violent.

Look at that accident! Yeah I see. What caused it? When you drive like lightning you’re going to crash like thunder. It’s going to be very sudden and violent.

by B-rizzle July 17, 2020

Crash 3:13

A very popular baseball phrase which is derived from the holy bible according to Crash Davis.

"Fuck the World"

-"Coach I dont know, Im nervous"
-"Son, remember Crash 3:13. Fuck the world! This is your game and your time to shine."

by Crash313 December 30, 2009

crash course film

a film or television series (such as the film and show Crash) in which multiple stories are told through different viewpoints, usually an overused concept found in many movies and shows

The movie Love, Actually is a crash course film because it shows the stories of different individuals

by Mister_E January 2, 2010

Dream Crash

To dream crash, to wake someone up at 6:18 in the morning.
Used as a verb. Shortened to "DC".

Dave to Jon: "Stop fucking with me or i will DC (Dream crash) you tonight."

by DEATHxCOW January 10, 2010

crash possums

(n.) -- words that are spelled incorrrectly, for all the world to see, on TV broadcasts at CNN and other networks

"I've seen some real bloopers and howlers on CNN recently, where the headline writer spelled "competing" as "competiting" and things like that. Happens almost every day on my TV screen, all the networks do it. Don't they have copyeditors? I call them 'crash possums' because they remind me of dead possums on rural roads and highways."

-- Overheard outside a coffee shop in Harvard Square in Cambridge on January 8, 2010

by PRwiz101 January 16, 2010