Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

A meaty human who looks like they could beat your ass with their bare hands.

'That guy at the gym is a total truck.'

'She’s got a truck body if I’ve ever seen one.'

'He’s a truck, and he’s got no shame.'

2

When two old guys in trucks chat like they're in a bar, but they're still in their trucks and no one leaves.

'They had a truck truck right in front of the diner.'

'Man, those two old trucks just had a whole conversation without moving.'

'That truck truck was louder than my mom on a Sunday.'

3

To bail or split, like you're running from trouble and you're not coming back.

'He trucked out before the cops showed up.'

'She trucked before I could even say anything.'

'He trucked and didn't look back.'

4

A person who’s so messed up they’re a disgrace to the jail and everyone in it.

'That guy in jail is a total truck.'

'She’s a truck and she doesn’t even know it.'

'He’s a truck and he’s still trying to be cool.'

5

When you don’t want anything to do with some piece of garbage, like they’re a bad smell.

'I’ve got no truck with that guy.'

'She’s got no truck with his drama.'

'I’ve got no truck with that mess.'

6

A secret deal or a sneaky way to move drugs, usually by people who think they're slick.

'That truck was full of drugs and trouble.'

'He’s in the truck business and he’s not telling anyone.'

'That truck deal was shady and loud.'

7

A way to say you're chill or you're done, like you're hanging out with your best friend.

'We had a good one and left it at that.'

'He said 'good one' and walked away.'

'They had a good one and didn’t even say goodbye.'