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In The Trunk 

Being stupid or having one of those "dumb" moments
Can I have 1 million dollars? - IN THE TRUNK!

What's my name again? - IN THE TRUNK!
In The Trunk by Zacc Man December 16, 2008
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in the trunk 

to be confused or disoriented, or to be unaware of something that everyone else knows about
How could you have missed that party? Where were you - in the trunk?!?!?!
I can't do anything right - I feel like I've been in the trunk all day.
in the trunk by John A. H. December 27, 2006

gorilla in the trunk 

To have very loud subwoofers in a vehicle so that it sounds like there is an angry gorilla trying to get out of the trunk.
Eli used his Bar Mitzvah money to hook his slab up, now he has some serious gorilla in the trunk!

junk in the trunk 

having a prodigious butt

a little more than badonkadonk but less extreme than having an SUV in the pants
I don't mind a woman with a little meat on her bones, a little junk in her trunk.

Mexican in the trunk with a bass drum 

The only possible explanation for all the loud booming that comes from a low rider car. There must be a Mexican in the trunk with a bass drum.
El Bajito Loco drives up and down the street with a Mexican in the trunk with a bass drum. The Mexican keeps beating on that drum, perhaps to let everyone know he's in there.

Jackie Chan in the trunk 

Refers to the sounds trunks make when they have subs in them, as if Jackie Chan is in the trunk doing karate inside. Came from the Young Dro song "Man In The Trunk".
"That bass is bumpin'...what you got in the trunk?"

"Jackie Chan in the trunk!"

junk in the trunk 

Adj. Describes a woman with a fair to good amount of ass. Generally caries a positive connotation.
I can't stand those anorexic girls, I need a girl with some junk in the trunk!
junk in the trunk by MighMoS December 25, 2004
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