trammered
A combination of "trashed" and "hammered," in reference to drinking large amounts of alcohol in one period.
trammered by MattfromKC May 5, 2009
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Trammered
Trammered by DatastreamDeth March 31, 2009
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Trammered • Tammered • thrammered • Getting Tranmered • trammed • Trailered • traegered • Trammed up • Trammer • trampeed
Trammered
Dude did you see that cunt out there...shes so fucking trammered.
I watched you finger that chick with your penis last night, she must have been so trammered.
I watched you finger that chick with your penis last night, she must have been so trammered.
Trammered by Onlyjewfromerperu May 3, 2009
Trammered
Trammered by Undercovermother January 1, 2026
traggered
traggered by Sleepyyhamsterr September 20, 2018
trumpered
When a conservative goes on a Facebook rant in response to a liberal exposing them as one of the snowflakes they purport to hate.
Kathy Griffin Trumpered so many people by doing exactly what conservatives have been doing to Obama for the last 8 years.
trumpered by Sakamonster June 1, 2017
Trammed up
Trammed up by Lil uzi spurt October 28, 2020
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