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carton 

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A cardboard 'case' containing 24 beer's.
"Let's get a carton and get 'maggot' watching the footy."
carton by Diego September 4, 2003

carton 

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australian, n, 1) a cardboard box of beer, usually consisting of 24 tinnies, stubbies, or bottles of beer.
2) a cardboard box of cigarrettes usually consisting of 10 packs of 20 cigarrettes each.
Its all happening mate. bring yer cartons.
carton by herbie August 25, 2004

Carton 

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Are you two % or skim carton
Carton by Wren_short September 22, 2017

carton 

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also known as package, a man's "PIRVATE" area
dude, look how huge my package is
carton by Jenny February 13, 2004

Carton Bitch 

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A fundamental unit of measurement of bitchiness, based on the number of cartons of eggs it would take to successfully egg the bitch or bitch's house.
That right there is an 8 carton bitch (96 eggs)
Carton Bitch by Dean123 March 29, 2009

carton of milk 

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when you lay on your back, and ejaculate into your belly button and have someone suck it out through a straw.
When will I get my "carton of milk" mom?

when you're old enough for it to not be illegal.
carton of milk by nick sisco July 12, 2006
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