Love wagon 

An estate car with an engine capacity of greater than 2.4L , fitted with leather material , multi cd changer , a whopper sound system and containing 4 or more fit bee-atches !

Check out his love wagon !!!!

Love wagon by Handz Sproggen March 18, 2003

The Wagon 

Short for "Bandwagon." The Wagon refers to cheering for a specific sports team, often for sports gambling purposes. Cheering hard for a team can entail, getting more people "on the wagon," steaming the wagon, "throwing coal on the fire," and "pushing the wagon."

Who wants to get on the Steelers wagon with me?

Comon guys! The Dodgers game is tonight. Get on the wagon!

The Wagon by Milt Deezy May 26, 2007

Caulk The Wagon 

After coming on a girl's asscrack, the guy uses his penis to smear the semen along the entire length of the ass crack.

The fat girl's ass stank so bad, I had to Caulk The Wagon to get to sleep.

Caulk The Wagon by MrODoyle January 23, 2009

weiner wagon 

A station wagon, in a version of a weiner wagon, other than being that of a pussy wagon (in male form).

Were's my mom with the weiner wagon?

weiner wagon by mel May 10, 2005

Peppermint Patty Wagon 

When you receive oral sex from a female who has mouthwash, gum, or something minty in her mouth at the time.

My friend Chris Ryan was about to get head from an empty-mouthed girl, and he was like, "Ho, put some mouthwash in that mouth I want a Peppermint Patty Wagon!"

Peppermint Patty Wagon by Chris Ryan's Gynecologist April 15, 2012

Chuck Wagon 

Originated at the campus of Messiah College. Describes someone who is stupid, silly, annoying, dirty, or anyone that acts like garbage. Like Chuck.

Yo, when you farted in class, the fat girl behind you called you a chuck wagon.

Jared you chuckwagon, you embarassed
yourself when you screamed and acted like a girl after the teacher scratched the chalkboard.

Stop acting like a chuckwagon Ji-won
and dont smoke cigs or speed so you get tickets on campus.

Chuck Wagon by Jared Yoder loves men September 8, 2004

paddy wagon 

The term 'paddy wagon' is of English origin due to it's use to pick up drunk Irish louts (paddy's) from pub brawls.

It is commonly used across all prior English colonies including Canada, Australia, New Zealand and many others.

Contrary to other postings here, the term 'divvy van' is unbeknownst to any Australia on my extensive MSN list, nor have I heard it in the 47 years I've lived here, so I'd say it's someone attempting to coin a phrase.

Mel Gibson refers to a paddy wagon in a (intended) slip of the tongue (due to Australian roots) in the movie Signs, "We took some of your friends downtown already in the back of a paddy wagon."

paddy wagon by ath0 January 24, 2005