by Wudy April 23, 2006
To trade is a word used to express an exchange of something, like a trade of money, accessories or food.
by LLSW February 16, 2018
by @2 November 15, 2005
To "take it out in trade" means being owed money and receiving some sort of a service in exchange. Usually refers to sex, i.e., a pimp engaging in sexual activity with a hooker who didn't earn her daily quota.
by ravy July 28, 2005
1) To exchange goods that have value.
2) Job specialty; the occupation at which one has the best chance of excelling.
2) Job specialty; the occupation at which one has the best chance of excelling.
1) Carmen traded her Vida Blue '73 card to Charles for his brand new set of headphones.
2) Connor was a mechanic by trade, but decided to attend law school in his mid-thirties.
2) Connor was a mechanic by trade, but decided to attend law school in his mid-thirties.
by Diggity Monkeez April 01, 2005
Originally a gay term to describe getting some ass, or describing the ass you want to get.
Straight peeps can use it tho as well, it roughly translates into a synonym for 'sex.' You can look for trade, you can go poom pommin for trade, you can find someone online and get them to come to your house - thats door trade.
You can put any noun or adjective in front of trade to add a further description to what ur sayin
Straight peeps can use it tho as well, it roughly translates into a synonym for 'sex.' You can look for trade, you can go poom pommin for trade, you can find someone online and get them to come to your house - thats door trade.
You can put any noun or adjective in front of trade to add a further description to what ur sayin
Met this chick online last nite, she came over, killer door trade omg
Think we'll find any trade at this bar? Or just a bunch of swamp donkeys?
Think we'll find any trade at this bar? Or just a bunch of swamp donkeys?
by the Marz June 29, 2006