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Subwayed 

(verb) The past tense of the verb to subway. It refers to an action taken in New York City when you take the MTA Subway. It is most commonly used if the person took the subway as an alternative to walking.
Guy 1: Sorry I'm Late
Guy 2: Why are you late?
Guy 1: I walked to Union Square but it was cold so I subwayed the rest of the way.
Subwayed by ManhattanStreets February 20, 2011
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Subwayed 

Getting hit with a cardboard drinks container, specifically thrown out of a passing-car's window.
Pete and his friends where walking down the street when a subway drink got thrown at him, out of a car window.
"wtf!"
"hahaha unlucky Pete!, you just got subwayed!"
Subwayed by ahadmandems May 24, 2009

Subwayed 

When someone hits another person with a foot long subway
You’ve just been subwayed you lynndrome
Subwayed by Spanish spice January 3, 2019

jared from subwayed

to give a kid a foot long
did you hear about tony
no
he got taken int a van at the park and Jared from subwayed
jared from subwayed by dickstorm November 18, 2015
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