A term derived from prison to describe the action of concealing an object up ones anal cavity.
To avoid getting caught, Johnny was suitcasing his glass dick before the cops arrived.
by Muffy Julian June 20, 2010
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Shoving something up your ass thats no supose to go there.
The dude suitcased the drugs when the police pulled him over.
by Spankey Moore December 15, 2007
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to hide things in your ass, usually used in jail
"wow who would of thought Dr Quin Medicine Woman could of suitcased 47 plastic army men, she is an inspiration to us all"
by michael lowe May 09, 2007
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To pay for something all at once with cash, typically in a suitcase.
Fuck lay-away. Imma suitcase that TV, straight up.

I don't have no mortgage payments because when I bought that house, I suitcased it.
by jcmoney10 December 03, 2011
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The act of stuffing dismembered body parts of a murder victim into a suitcase in order to transport them from the scene of a crime to a dump site.

The phrase was commonly used in media discussion regarding the purported murder of a Thai bargirl by ex-US military sex-pat Ronald Fanelli (known by the aliases 'NewTeaBag' and 'The Mad Yank').
After he date-raped and killed the woman, William Francheschine avoided police detection by suitcasing her and transporting her to a nearby swamp where he unashamedly left her mutilated corpse to be eaten by scavengers.
by [phill] August 30, 2010
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A portmanteau word used to describe someone mad, eccentric, deranged or mentally irregular
Derived from the film title - Morgan: A suit(able) (nut/fruit/head)case for treatment.
Often used in a repidundant rhyming alliterative way
... mad, crazy, crackpot, crank, nutty, loony, loopy, wacko, bonkers, demented, dotty, gaga, headcase, nutcase, fruitcase, suitcase, screwball, etc, etc
by noddy330 July 09, 2009
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