trench warfare in world war I
by chris1143 November 04, 2010
by front_line_soldier April 30, 2005
by richard smore September 08, 2010
The act of hitting on the ugliest girls at a party/social setting in hopes that you will pick one up.
A-Look at Dan over there.
B-Wow, he is deep in some serious trench warfare.
A-Yeah man, he's desperate.
B-Wow, he is deep in some serious trench warfare.
A-Yeah man, he's desperate.
by MC Patty Fresh September 11, 2010
Tina's engaging in a little trench warfare because I wouldn't take her to Burning Man. It's like chewbacca moved into her pants.
by Shuaman June 23, 2019
Trench warfare is fighting between two opposite sides with soldiers dug into ditches on either side with "No Man's Land" inbetween. It usually consists of soldiers, sometimes tanks, and usually artillery. One side would send wave after wave into No Man's Land untill they gave up or the opposing Trench was overrun. Trench warfare was first used in World War 1 and continued as a style of fighting for years to come.
Charles V: Men, You will be sent into Trench Warfare in France against the Germans.
Kaiser Wilhelm: We will also use Trench Warfare!
Kaiser Wilhelm: We will also use Trench Warfare!
by REE man March 10, 2022