To so severely damage a vehicle, typically a car (automobile), that it is a total write-off, that is beyond economic repair
This guy in a 4x4 just pulled out of a side road and totalled my car, it looked as if it had been hit by a snow plough(plow)
by Martin George September 24, 2004
(adj) the state of one being out of their face. Common examples are an individual consuming excess quantities of mushies or soup
by bombskwad - detonating warfare wiv lyrics September 22, 2006
by e-rod culbertson January 22, 2008
(adverb)
means complete, whole or entirely. Short form of the word "totally. Handy when messaging or texting to save keystrokes.
means complete, whole or entirely. Short form of the word "totally. Handy when messaging or texting to save keystrokes.
by gtbarry September 21, 2008
(adverb)
means complete, whole or entirely. Short form of the word "totally. Handy when messaging or texting to save keystrokes.
means complete, whole or entirely. Short form of the word "totally. Handy when messaging or texting to save keystrokes.
by gtbarry August 07, 2008
After hitting the tree, the car was totaled. Well, maybe it could have been put on the road again, but the insurance adjuster wouldn't authorize the payment.
by Bob Lipton August 31, 2003
by Anonymous August 09, 2003