Aight all of u r retarded.
Okay here is totaled.
If your car is worth $6000, and it gets sideswiped, and the repairs would cost $6000 or more, its totaled, if the damage meets or exceeds the value of the car, its totaled
Okay here is totaled.
If your car is worth $6000, and it gets sideswiped, and the repairs would cost $6000 or more, its totaled, if the damage meets or exceeds the value of the car, its totaled
by ~~$$M-DiZzLe$$~~ January 4, 2004
Get the Totaledmug. by Steven Tide January 14, 2008
Get the Totaledmug. (adjective)
A insurance term that describes the condition of a damaged car beyond repair or not worth repairing.
BUT, instead of cars....we took this same word and use it to describe someone that is very visually disturbing, unattractive and just plain UGLY.
A insurance term that describes the condition of a damaged car beyond repair or not worth repairing.
BUT, instead of cars....we took this same word and use it to describe someone that is very visually disturbing, unattractive and just plain UGLY.
by TurtLe On The Track November 10, 2011
Get the Totaledmug. (adverb)
means complete, whole or entirely. Short form of the word "totally. Handy when messaging or texting to save keystrokes.
means complete, whole or entirely. Short form of the word "totally. Handy when messaging or texting to save keystrokes.
by gtbarry November 2, 2008
Get the totalsmug. (adverb)
means complete, whole or entirely. Short form of the word "totally. Handy when messaging or texting to save keystrokes.
means complete, whole or entirely. Short form of the word "totally. Handy when messaging or texting to save keystrokes.
by gtbarry October 3, 2008
Get the totalsmug. To so severely damage a vehicle, typically a car (automobile), that it is a total write-off, that is beyond economic repair
This guy in a 4x4 just pulled out of a side road and totalled my car, it looked as if it had been hit by a snow plough(plow)
by Martin George September 24, 2004
Get the totalledmug. After hitting the tree, the car was totaled. Well, maybe it could have been put on the road again, but the insurance adjuster wouldn't authorize the payment.
by Bob Lipton August 31, 2003
Get the totaledmug.