TRATB
Long live TRATB !
TRATB by hustler0922 December 11, 2012
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trapbabyluu by Trapbabyluu December 23, 2020
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trabbix
A young male who is easily intimidated, doesnt live the sendy life, too calculated for its own kind, to summarize; a male or female who does not send.
trabbix by hangswangingdanginglotter July 3, 2017
Traboulsi
Traboulsi family; Descendants of Bertrand count of Toulouse who came from France in the 1100's and ruled Tripoli in Lebanon. He settled there and married a Lebanese woman. That's when they started calling him "Bertrand le Tripolitain" (Al Traboulsi).
Guy1 : Hey man, are you going to Raya Traboulsi's house party tonight?
Guy2 : Are you insane? Her sister Tonia Traboulsi scares the shit outta me. She once threatened to cut my belly, pull out my intestines and strangle me widd'em.
Guy1 : Nah man, I heard she's been going to church lately. She got peaceful man, you know what'am sayin.
Guy2 : Are you insane? Her sister Tonia Traboulsi scares the shit outta me. She once threatened to cut my belly, pull out my intestines and strangle me widd'em.
Guy1 : Nah man, I heard she's been going to church lately. She got peaceful man, you know what'am sayin.
trimm trabb
Trimm-trabb is the name of a sneaker made of suede tops by Adidas in 1980. It was followed by Trimm-trab 2 in 1984.
I was curious because of the song of the same name mentions them. I thought it was the name stamped on a bag of heroin, but it makes sense in the context.
The song was written long after the sneaker's were produced.
I was curious because of the song of the same name mentions them. I thought it was the name stamped on a bag of heroin, but it makes sense in the context.
The song was written long after the sneaker's were produced.
trimm trabb by scribadiva July 24, 2010
trabablo
trabablo by shrinkrapper March 15, 2020
trambley
Allen: “Hey, Ethan. Can you make sure the blueberries are in the chicken Slovakia?”
Ethan: “Trambley.”
Ethan: “Trambley.”
trambley by PoppeRodriguez March 22, 2021
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
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