trapped out
"trapped out" refers to being associated with a "trap house" or resedential environment dedicated to the sale or distribution of narcotics
trapped out by HeadMolade February 4, 2015
tapped out
1.Out of money; penniless.
A 'tap' is what you use to make liquid flow from its source. 'Tapped out' means that there is nothing left to flow.
2.Tired, exhausted.
When 'tapped out' is used to describe a person, it means that the person has no more energy to spend of flow.
A 'tap' is what you use to make liquid flow from its source. 'Tapped out' means that there is nothing left to flow.
2.Tired, exhausted.
When 'tapped out' is used to describe a person, it means that the person has no more energy to spend of flow.
tapped out by VAKI5 May 14, 2005
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tripped out
The state of either being very suprized, confused, scared, crazy...or the state of being one achieves while under the influence of a halluinogen.
"Watching that fat chick strip in front of us was kinda tripped out." OR "Ummmm, uhhhhh, mmmm...damn, I think that shit just kicked in, and I am fuckin trippin the fuck out!!!"
tripped out by Mick Lee July 20, 2003
Tramped Out
Louise: 'Do you want to go for a meal'
Kirsty: 'I can't go in a restaurant like this! Im real Tramped Out'
or
Louise: 'Do you want to go in town?'
Kirsty: 'Yer i will do, but im only going Tramped Out'
Kirsty: 'I can't go in a restaurant like this! Im real Tramped Out'
or
Louise: 'Do you want to go in town?'
Kirsty: 'Yer i will do, but im only going Tramped Out'
Tramped Out by Laaad December 15, 2008
Tapped out
Tapped out by peachcobbler August 8, 2009
Tapped Out
1. A term used to refer to having no more mana in the Magic: The Gathering game.
2. A great website to make MTG decks.
2. A great website to make MTG decks.
Tapped Out by SageRook October 28, 2009
Tapped out
Tapped out by seandrick May 26, 2009
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