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trapsack 

A sack of some sort being a backpack, box, safe, ect. Carrying your scales, dope, weed, cocaine, baggies, and all of your other drug dealer needs in one sack...
You got a 20... Yeah lemme grab my trapsack right quick..
trapsack by JackieFrost❄ January 18, 2017
Words you can keep
sort of like a first-aid kit. Often carried with a person running away from police. Moonshine may constitute. As in the old days of nascar. Sometimes the traspack was stored under the nitrous canister in the trunk of the nas-car.
Hey Ryan, grab the traspack, we are jetting.
traspack by Geoges McDoully September 2, 2010

Trapsackett 

When you are teabagging sombody and your testicles randomly explode and semen is covered over your paterners face.
*teabagging* "damn it! my testicles just exploded!"

Boring voiceover: Oh dear it seems jimmy has done a Trapsackett.
Trapsackett by LiamBest February 24, 2009

Trap sack 

It’s a brand of bag used to store weed without it being smelt
I just put a few grams in my trap sack, I don’t think my mom will notice.
Trap sack by Yahyahlol July 8, 2025

trap sack 

A trap sack is basically a bag of some sort that holds everything you’re not supposed to have
I got caught up with the feds and had my girl hide my trap sack.
trap sack by Bunny_ReapR July 9, 2025
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A story about a Jersey girl following her dreams, aided by working at this bar in New York.

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green inexperienced youthful judgement and cold blooded execution of those judgements.

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"My salad days,
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