to trade

To trade is a word used to express an exchange of something, like a trade of money, accessories or food.

You need to trade this products quickly!

I traded my couch for a good price.

by LLSW February 16, 2018

Rough Trade

Popular record store and hangout founded in 1976 in West London.

"Check out this exclusive splatter vinyl edition of The Raincoats' 1979 self-titled debut album I purchased at Rough Trade."

by vinyljunkie69 November 23, 2021

to do for trade

When a gay man perform oral sex on a straight man with no expectation of reciprocity.

See that blond sailor over there in his dress whites and a bulging package? I would do him for trade.

by Josepk K. September 7, 2005

trade

To "take it out in trade" means being owed money and receiving some sort of a service in exchange. Usually refers to sex, i.e., a pimp engaging in sexual activity with a hooker who didn't earn her daily quota.

That bitch couldn't pay for the home network installation, so I took it out in trade.

by ravy August 24, 2005

Tracers

AKA: corn

Dan - "awe man, I took a huge shit and I had some tracers"

Mike - "tracers? Did you have corn for dinner"?

by a CAN OF WHIPAZZ March 19, 2009

tracer

In the US military, a person with red hair. This comes from comparing them to a "tracer", a firearms cartridge that has a bit of burning magnesium at the base of the bullet, which burns and can be seen as the bullet flies through the air.

The term "tracer" can refer to either their hair resembling the red path of a tracer bullet flying, or the fact that tracer ammunition in NATO has the tips of the bullets painted red so that specialized ammo can be visually identified.

(to a redheaded coworker) Hey, you over there by the water-bull, getcher ass over here! No, not you Sanchez, that tracer ass-hat next to you... that redheaded assclown.

by Gyreneisms August 13, 2011

Tracey

A very sexy woman who likes to pomp levi

Omg! shes screwing Levi she's such a Tracey!

by traceylover_ September 22, 2011