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badillac 

(adj) 1;Bad Ass Cadillac
2; A car usually an older model Cadillac that is tricked out with dubs, candy paint, and hydrolics.
3; Name given to an Ol' Skool Caddy that was too old for the government's 'Cash For Clunkers' program, but the smoke beltchin' gas guzzeling rust bucket still at least gets you around.

(inj)1; A black male version of jerk.

2; Black male bastard
Gas is back under $4/ gal guess I'll drive the Badillac to work.

Get the hell away from me you Badillac!
badillac by thaibu February 16, 2010
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badillac 

A gal over sixty who still has the looks and moves of a badass.
You should have seen Leslie in pole class today. We celebrated her 62nd birthday. She’s a classic badillac!
badillac by BizMzLiz June 24, 2022
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Bradillac 

A pimp name for the M2/M3 Bradley Fighting Vehicle.
Dude, head down to teh Bradillacs for training
Bradillac by Mike Golf April 13, 2010

badiallac 

a broken car ie: bad Cadillac
get your badiallac out the way
badiallac by Dbtorres April 27, 2017
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