dub city

a location where citizens possess a sense of victory; L's are nonexistent

Dude, after tonight, I feel like i'm in dub city!

by bigboymikezell November 14, 2016

ACK city

a nickname for the popular island vacation spot of Nantucket, Mass. It derives its name from the Federal Aviation Administration's 3 digit code for Nantucket's regional airport, "ACK".

Yo bro, I threw down at the beach then hit some bars in ACK city

by jackomacko21 August 20, 2010

plant city

Badass little town East of Tampa. There are a lot of Surenos and Nortenos as well as usual steryotypes. A section called Walden Lake is where most of the rich people live. There are a few ghettos in there. And there are two main middle schools, Tomlin and Marshall. One highschool, Plant City Highschool.

Bob: Plant City sucks.
Michael, Ruben, Izzy, Kali, Angelyse: *shanks*

by Michael Hash May 8, 2007

Vice City

Anything that has to do with the 80's.

Yo, that Pontiac Fiero is so Vice City!

by Lincoln Mafia January 17, 2005

Gas City

A town full of pregnant teens and pot smokers.

Let's go to Circle K in gas city man, it's the shit.

by 00420 November 16, 2010

Sioux City

If cancer was a physical place you could visit, this would be it. Also known as "Sewer City" the "Dirty Sioux" and "The Sux" among others. It's filled with methheads, deadbeats and in the middle of fucking nowhere with literally nothing to do.

Person 1: Where are you from?
Person 2: I'm from Sioux City

Person 1: Oh, I'm sorry to hear that

by KCPole95 July 30, 2017

garden city

An upper middle class town located in the center of Nassau County, Long Island and known for its, Conservative, Roman-Catholic population. Students at GCHS are known for their work-hard, party-harder mentality, with many getting good grades, being sick at some sport, and then throwing down hard on the weekends. Many sport the preppy look, however their is a growing minority of skaters, goths, and emo kids who stick with each other, but generally everyone gets along pretty nicely. Some live in multi-million dollar plus homes (such as those on the Garden City Golf Club (snob hill), Stewart Avenue, and some in the Estates and Mott) but most live in normal sized 500,000 to million dollar homes on the East Side near Country Life, in the Esates, or in the mott.) Many of the adults are wall street traders, brokers, lawyers, business owners, or doctors. Kids tend to throw down either at a house party or in random outdoor locations. The smart kids and great athletes of gchs tend to end up at Ivy League or similar institutions (Georgetown, Boston College, Notre Dame, NYU, UVA, Lehigh, Bucknell, Loyola, Trinity, Colby, Bowdoin, Haverford, etc.) Other popular choices include Villanova, Fairfield University, and Fordham University. Some at GCHS are stuck up and can be mean but most tend to be pretty laid back and chill. The language of Garden City includes words such as 'shwag' and 'sketchy.' Most athletic recruits are from lax or field hockey, which produce many state championships for the school. Many go on to have jobs similar to their parents, such as Wall Street Jobs and law jobs, but some may deviate from the norm. Overall, GC residents agree that it is a good place to grow up and live.

GC KID: Dude Friday at O'McCallagans was so shwag, i dont remember what happened but I think i hooked up with that sketch field hockey chick and i woke up on McShannahans front lawnn with no clothes and McDooligans longstick.
NON GC KID: WTF?!

NON GC KID: That kid's so dumb, how is he going to Princeton.
Kid # 2: Because hes from Garden City.
NON GC KID: Oh.

by MacMillan January 8, 2006