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wagonburner 

Why should white people, people who made this country great, care about a bunch of drunken, shiftless wagonburners.
wagonburner by The Cosmic Star Goat January 29, 2004
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wagonburner 

A piece of crap car often full of rust with various parts broken or missing and replaced by such things as blanket, duct tape,, cardboard, etc.
"My muffler just fell off again. Stupid piece of wagonburner crap."
wagonburner by Macbeth42 May 3, 2005

wagon burner 

Native Americans who use to burn the wagons of the white man.
wagon burner by Red Chick March 25, 2003

wagon burner 

Native Americans (red ppl) who used to burn the wagons of the white man. Can be used to offend the Native people.
wagon burner by Red Chick March 25, 2003

wagon burner 

Used to describe First Nations People in an offensive way. In the days of colonialism when colonies such as Spain France and the United Kingdom migrated to North and Central American they conflicted with the Native peoples which resulted with teh Natives burning the mirgating colonies wagons to cut off their supplies.
wagon burner by Kyle Harris January 3, 2006

Wagon burner 

Rare drink commonly enjoyed indoors with the lights off. Margarita slush, splash of Pilsner, hint of vodka.
Let’s go make a couple fkn wagon burners and get this shit started
Wagon burner by Unclechris69 July 7, 2018
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