Slam Wagon
A large pick up truck capable of slamming through smaller vehicles or pushing them out of the way. Usually four wheel drive.
Slam Wagon by JPizzle123 September 30, 2010
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Slam Wagon
1. A girl who is too ugly, or large to be referred to as a slam piece.
2. One step down from slam piece on the ladder of objectifying girls. One step above a grundle troll.
2. One step down from slam piece on the ladder of objectifying girls. One step above a grundle troll.
Bro 1: "Did you see that slam piece that Derek hooked up with the other night?" "
Bro 2: "That wasn't a slam piece. That was a slam wagon. Imported from Detroit."
Bro 2: "That wasn't a slam piece. That was a slam wagon. Imported from Detroit."
Slam Wagon by Brolocinco October 29, 2011
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slagwagon
slagwagon by Frank Curran March 5, 2005
slagwagon
Any taxi, car, minivan, motorbike, hovercraft or other method of automotive vehicular transport seen in the vicinity of a popular nightclub or bar, intent on ferrying gaggles of intoxicated mid-twenties women; either as fare or as an attempt to gain sexual favours.
Jewwish slamwagon
Jewwish slamwagon by FullGooganOwO December 9, 2019
Slapwagon
(noun) A wildly unpredictable situation, person, or thing that unexpectedly becomes a hit or gains massive attention despite being chaotic or messy.
"That new indie game is such a slapwagon. It looks janky, but everyone loves it."
"The party turned into a total slapwagon when the karaoke machine caught fire, but somehow, it was the best night ever."
"The party turned into a total slapwagon when the karaoke machine caught fire, but somehow, it was the best night ever."
Slapwagon by Sigmaskibidi December 3, 2024
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