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slurricane 

The terminal effects of drinking a hurricane*(a mix drink, main ingrediant{bacardi 151) which causes the intoxicated person to have distorted speech (slur) among other effects... hence slur+hurricane= Slurricane
aww man this guy is shit face plasstered off 151. What is he saying, its all slurricane???
"Hurricane, but you can call me slurricane. Slurricane, strong enogh to start an engine Maaaiiin" - E 40
slurricane by Ricky Clauson November 5, 2007
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Slurricane 

A blow job involving a slushy and a McFlurry.
I got a slurricane last night, and I'm still picking out Oreo crumbs...
Slurricane by SykoSandy5150 April 16, 2020

Slurricane 

/sləriˌkān/
noun
The act of being intoxicated to the point when someone slurs their speech and becomes a socially destructive force.
During her twenty-first birthday, Chelsey became a slurricane, destroying everything in her path.
Slurricane by BBT010101 September 17, 2017

snurricane 

A particularly strong nor'easter, precipitating large amounts of snow. First coined during the snow storms of February 2010.
I was watching the weather reports; looks like we've got another snurricane coming!
snurricane by andesite83 February 25, 2010

sluricane 

Sluricane - quoted originally from a hot E-40 song titled Hurricane. In the song E-40 refers to the drink Hurricane. Due to the strength of alcohol...the effects causes one to slur. E-40 then does a play on words by saying "Hurricane,but you can call me sluricane
Sluricane,strong enough to start a engine mayne"

This hot hook is now featured on "The Game's" new mixtape. HOT! (The Game...A.K.A = Hurricane)Now ya know.

~r
I drink so many Hurricanes last night I started callin them Sluricanes. Then I passed out. ;)
sluricane by CaliRMF August 8, 2006

snorricane 

damn man, that snorricane be coming
snorricane by ktotheha August 25, 2011

Blurricane 

A blurricane is some sort of cross between a blizzard and a hurricane. This is like a hurricane, except with snow as opposed to rain, and the storm some what resembles a circular formation.
While we were having a Minnesota Rodeo a blurricane showed up and we had to go inside.
Blurricane by Daywalker>Ginger December 19, 2009
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