Cargo Pants
n. Pants with over-sized pockets designed specifically for sneaking inexpensive snacks into a movie theater or similar venue.
Cargo Pants by Tagz December 30, 2008
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Cargo pants
Alli Hilfiger's stupid ass thinks her dad, who formerly designed clothes for upper class caucasians, invented cargo pants.
Cargo pants by Kenzie November 25, 2003
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Cargo Pants
Cargo Pants are super fresh pants. If you are not rockin cargo pants then you aint madd fresh. Cool cats rock them with button up shirts or madd baseball attire.
Person 1: Why are all the ladies all over Cameron and Ed?
Person 2: Cuz they have madd cargo pants sawgg
Person 2: Cuz they have madd cargo pants sawgg
Cargo Pants by T Master Funk October 25, 2011
Shut up cargo pants
When you tell someone “shut up cargo pants”, it means they have been destroyed because everyone knows only the mentally ill wear cargo pants.
Jessica: “Hey look, prokda is wearing cargo pants”
Derek: “prokda is retarded, that’s why”
prokda: “go to hell”
Jessica: “Shut up cargo pants”
Derek: “prokda is retarded, that’s why”
prokda: “go to hell”
Jessica: “Shut up cargo pants”
Shut up cargo pants by I arent click that May 11, 2020
Orange Cargo Pants
When someone says they lowkey orange cargo pants they are meaning they feels a sense of euphoria, pleasure and erotica
Orange Cargo Pants by Acesiion November 26, 2024
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