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subway foot
subway foot by leonard7 February 9, 2013
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sublay • Subway • subway surfers • subhayu • Subayda • Subwayed • subway sandwich • subway surf • subgay • Sublac
jared from subway
jared from subway by Tttthhhhhaaaaattttgggguuuuuyyy November 4, 2015
subwayic
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
"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
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"
You "Nothing ever goes down when i use the subway"
Peter "what staion you use?"
You "Chester Subway Station"
Peter "Soft"
Chester Subway Station by readmeNdie July 5, 2009
Tokyo subway
A bar with features like the subway in Tokyo. Namely, loud, hot and overcrowded, with a lot of groping.
Tokyo subway by Santos L. Halper December 10, 2007
NYC Subway
A crappy old subway system where trains are always delayed, and the system is dirty with littered trash and rats. In is also very crowded, and the doors are always being held and squeeze to get in.
However It is quite satisficing when listening to the trains announcements and engines. (Stand clear of the Closing doors please), (buzzzzzzzzzzz)
However It is quite satisficing when listening to the trains announcements and engines. (Stand clear of the Closing doors please), (buzzzzzzzzzzz)
Common, I'm gonna be late for work, but the NYC Subway is so messy and trashy that the trains always are delayed!!! But I do love the sounds, so I guess worth it?
NYC Subway by JJthedicktionare April 7, 2021
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British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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