Revail

For something to come from nothing.

Revail! Clothing is obviously an example of something that uses the word 'Revail'

by Cyco Steve January 6, 2008

railley

Expression of female surprise and incredulity upon hearing a statement of which one is somewhat doubtful.

These camcorders are cheap online...

"railley"???

by Homer_Jay April 8, 2008

love-railing

Not to be confused with morbid obesity or the more commonly known love handle, the love-railing is a single, unified, full-on midsection extension of flab that connects existing love handles together around the lower stomach and the back, providing 360 degrees of access to a secure lovemaking grip-hold, regardless of position. (Primarily relevant to the sexually non-selective)

Emory: Wow, judging by your screams it sounded like that fat chick you took home from the bar last night really worked you over good, huh?

Oglethorpe: You have no idea. I spent the entire night clinging for dear life to her love-railing, praying to God for it to be over.

by Skip Skipstofferson March 2, 2011

Rail me

"Rail me" means to throw someone a rail in Minecraft to build a railroad.

"Rail me" means to throw someone a rail in Minecraft to build a railroad.
"Hey bud. Throw me a rail"

by Rail me November 3, 2020

rail jam

a term use to define a snowboard event in which shredders ollie up on to steel rails, long plastic boxes, hand rails going down steps. such terms as 50-50 boardslips, buttering the edges are common

I'm heading to the mountain today to stoke at the rail jam and win me some swag.

by Katch September 22, 2008

railing

Snorting any kind of substance up your nose.

My buddy is just railing a gram of speed.

by Snortsfasterthanhisshaddow November 1, 2018

Rails To Trails

An American faux exercise/railroad reclamation trend. Derelict train tracks are converted into foot and/or bicycling paths. The minute grades needed for the trains make the trails easily traversable, even by invalids.

I walked fifteen miles on the new Pine Creek Rails To Trails. I walked fifteen hundred feet, on a hiking trail and had to be Medevaced to State College Hospital.

by State Collegian December 27, 2010