Trail Blazin'
To walk, shoulder by shoulder, with another or group of others, down a hallway, such in a high school, thus disrupting the flow of traffic into the lockers.
Trail Blazin' by JMACxATTACK February 16, 2008
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trail blazin' by ThatOneTime... February 1, 2010
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Trail Blazing
Trail Blazing is a term used to describe the use of marijuana while on any kind of trail. Trail Blazing is characterized by a heightened appreciation for one's surroundings, such as the perfection of nature.
Trail Blazing by Trail_Blazer35 July 27, 2010
Trail Blazing
The act of farting and walking away, leaving the stink for others to enjoy. Sometimes the smell can cling to your clothes and be pulled around for several seconds or even minutes.
Phil ate eggs for breakfast this morning and has been trail blazing ever since.
I just trail blazed and Jon walked through it!
I just trail blazed and Jon walked through it!
Trailblazing fees
The fee paid by the 2nd person to hook up with a girl, after the first person in a group of friends has already hooked up with the same girl.
LaStephanie gave me a bj on Wednesday, she blew you on Friday. Therefore you me $15 in trailblazing fees.
Trailblazing fees by HcarlFT May 21, 2011
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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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