east milton

The East Side of Milton, bordering on Quincy. Notable features include woods where straight up zeebin goes down, because they never heard of using someone's house, so kids always get arrested and shit. They have their own language.

Whaatup, dude? You zoobin?
Yah, you?
Yah dude, creepin at the Emod
Rep the E!
East Milton!

by This kid right here April 23, 2007

East Coast

The Eastern side of the United States. Includes New England, and also States such as Florida, South and North Carolina. Though, used mostly to refer to the Northern States.

I'm flying over to the East Coast next Thursday.

by Jaded June 21, 2003

lincoln way east

School full of bomb threats and kids complaining about Lincoln way north

"Lincoln way east is better then North no matter what anyone says."

by Brunzy83 April 9, 2017

Eastbourne

Seaside town popular with old people on the SE of England. Its not as bad as some places though and getting better!

"oooh beryl where shall we go this summer"
"i know, lets annoy everyone who lives in Eastbourne."

by _anon September 16, 2005

elasturbate

the act of masturbate in order to try and stretch out your cock to make it bigger

Damn! I need to elasturbate

by Gnezz10 March 30, 2010

Eastside Stomp

a walk used to *represent* the eastside in which a person slowly picks up one foot, waggles and shakes it as if it is heavy, stomps the ground (with the heavy foot), and repeats with the other foot. It then involves a crip' like motion in which one foot's heel remains on the ground, and the other is behind it on the opposite side with the toe to the ground, and the person keeps this position and jumps forward at least 3 times and ends with a two foot stomp.

The eastside stomp involves variations of the crip' walk.

by atowneightynizzle November 6, 2003

East Coast Lawnmowers

A spoof on the pop culture brand West Coast Choppers, making fun of guys who turn things into cool toys.

I saw a girl at the far with an East Coast Lawnmowers shirt on pushing her biker boyfriend around.

by Denis Baldwin June 3, 2004