Trapsauce
that bitch got that trapsauce
Trapsauce by YourTTVdoctor April 11, 2021
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transancestral
A person who embraces another culture or country other than they're parental heritage as they're own. They adopt the music, lifestyle , culture and language as they're own, and identify with that particular culture or country.
As a transancestral , I don't identify with my parents heritage to me I feel that I belong to a different culture.
transancestral by Snake Master July 12, 2016
trapsack
A sack of some sort being a backpack, box, safe, ect. Carrying your scales, dope, weed, cocaine, baggies, and all of your other drug dealer needs in one sack...
trapsack by JackieFrost❄ January 18, 2017
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trap sauce by TrapYeezus December 1, 2017
Translucent
To be able to somewhat see through an object. For example, you can see through wax paper, but it is not fully clear.
Translucent by DORKalicious! ashley April 30, 2008
Toadsauce
An alternate way to say "Totally Awesome" or "Totes Awes" (in abbreviated form)
This word was formed in Duluth, MN. Perkins. 1:38am.
Linda: That'd be totally awesome
Alicia: YOU'RE totes awes!
Linda: ...Did you just say toadsauce?
Uses: Toadsauce can be used in place of any word.
This word was formed in Duluth, MN. Perkins. 1:38am.
Linda: That'd be totally awesome
Alicia: YOU'RE totes awes!
Linda: ...Did you just say toadsauce?
Uses: Toadsauce can be used in place of any word.
Examples:
In it's original context: "Wanna go to the mall? Yeah, that'd be toadsauce!" , "You're the toadsauciest person I know"
As an object/substance: "Oop, you gotta little toadsauce on your cheek, dude" , "Don't step in the toadsauce"
In love: "I am mad toadsaucin' for you"
In anger: "You're a toadsauce! NO, YOU'RE A TOADSAUCE, ASSBAG!"
In it's original context: "Wanna go to the mall? Yeah, that'd be toadsauce!" , "You're the toadsauciest person I know"
As an object/substance: "Oop, you gotta little toadsauce on your cheek, dude" , "Don't step in the toadsauce"
In love: "I am mad toadsaucin' for you"
In anger: "You're a toadsauce! NO, YOU'RE A TOADSAUCE, ASSBAG!"
Toadsauce by HeartSleeves May 29, 2009
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