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To Clown by Clowning Everyday May 18, 2021
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To clown car it
When more people than there are seatbelts are shoved into a car. When people have to sit on the floor or on each other.
Kelly was driving, Becky had shotgun, Ashley, Kelsey and Mandee were in back with the other Ashley sitting on Mandee and Jay sitting on Kelsey. I had to sit on Becky. We were so clown car-ing it.
To clown car it by Brother Joe August 8, 2005
Word of the Day on August 12, 2005
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To clown car it • To Clown • Down To Clown • Clown to clown communication • This was made for sad_wabbit on Instagram because he looks like a monkey and wants to clown on others for their religion (he told me to write a book about why we should respect others beliefs) • Clowned to Death • Clowned to Kingdom Come • To Blow a Clown • I want to dress up like a clown and have sex with children and kill them • I want to hear more stories about evil clowns
To clown car it
When you cram more people in a car than are leagally supposed to be based on seatbelt regulations. This can include people sitting on laps, being locked in the trunk, laying on top of eachother, crammed in so tight that you can't move or your face is pressed up against the window.
It was a rainy day and we needed a ride to the coffee shop so Olivia let us clown car it. Olivia drove, Azelea sat in the passanger seat with Shorty on top of her, Daniel, Mindy, Eric, and about five backpacks were in the back, and Alix was in the trunk with the rest of the backpacks. I jumped in on top of Daniel and Eric and got a little closer to them than I had ever wanted to. The windows were so steamed that the three cops who drove by wouldn't have been able to tell that there were many people in the car at all. We totally clown carred it.
To clown car it by silent17 September 5, 2005
Down To Clown
A phrase meant to convey your willingness to participate in something; A way of saying "yes," that expresses genuine excitement and/or happiness.
Down To Clown by D.Avenger March 11, 2005
Down to Clown
To engage in shenanigans, allowing all inhibitions to be released into one glorious act of tomfoolery.
Down to Clown by Robb the Knob 937 February 1, 2010
Down to Clown
This phrase, also said as "DTC" is used when accepting to attend a plan or to commit to doing something.
Jackson: Hey, You want to hit up a party later?
Henry: Yeah man, I'm down to clown.
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George: Could you help me move this log?
Henry: Yeah man, I'm DTC.
Henry: Yeah man, I'm down to clown.
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George: Could you help me move this log?
Henry: Yeah man, I'm DTC.
Down to Clown by TheGasMaskGuy September 7, 2011
Down to Clown
To be willing/able to drink a lot and goof off. It could also mean just being really game to do something...anything.
Down to Clown by TheBMillz January 24, 2011
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