dykemobile
Any Subaru vehicle, especially those of the wagon variety. Dykes love Subarus because of their all wheel drive, which makes them masculine like a pick up truck.
dykemobile by nater1 November 6, 2006
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the dykemobile
an example of a dumb lesbian who can be found in her room complaining about not having a girlfriend, but she has a pretty nice car.
the dykemobile by thedykemobile March 20, 2019
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Dikemobile
Hey, look at Wanda and Rhonda in their new dikemobile. Think they're going to Home Depot to get some parts.
Dikemobile by yulia9 January 11, 2008
Dikemobile
Jeep Wrangler, made worse by large tires and obviously non-functional chrome additions to the frame. The most widely desired vehicle of lesbians everywhere.
If you're driving one of these and you think it's cool there is a serious issue with either your a)community's concept of coolness, or b)your sexuality
Dikemobile by This Lil Cracka April 1, 2005
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