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A term used by the popular youtuber TheOdds1Out in his videos where he talks about working at subway. The reason that he says soubway is for him not to be copyright striked and get his videos taken down.
TheOdds1Out: Hey guys this is my story about working at soubway!
Viewer: Why does he say it like that??
Soubway by Somebody that u dont know February 21, 2024

subway foot 

a foot that is somehow less than 12"
Henray: catch any fish yesterday

Lenray: just 3 small ones, the biggest was a subway foot long
subway foot by leonard7 February 9, 2013

jared from subway 

A creepy pervert who got and lost his career by trying to get into smaller pants
Man: My minds on your body and your body's only nine
Kid: don't be a Jared from subway
Adjective for saying that certain distance below ground level is suitable for subways or other underground transport. This word is commonly used by those who don't have a basic understanding of the English language.
"How far down do you reckon this subway station should go?"

"Um, well, it needs to deep enough that we can actually run some sufficient, kind of, subways under there"

"That's right. It needs to be subwayic
subwayic by Pro-nounciate October 17, 2013
What theodd1sout calls Subway because he used to work there.
James: I've made more money from the first two Sooubway videos than when I actually worked at Sooubway
Sooubway by himynameis_ari May 30, 2018

Chester Subway Station

In Toronto, Canada, it is by far the softest subway station in a city that is not quite soft. Usually crime and other mischevious activites go down at subway stations, however Chester station is in a soft neighborhood, so nothing ever goes down. It is between Withrow and Riverdale Park, hence its softness. Black people are rarely seen here.
Peter "I saw this nigga get smoked at the subway yesterday"
You "Nothing ever goes down when i use the subway"
Peter "what staion you use?"
You "Chester Subway Station"
Peter "Soft"
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