Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

To get brutally killed. Used by gangs in Southern California like they're in a horror movie.

He got packed out at the corner of 2nd and Main.

My cousin got packed out because he said the wrong thing.

They packed out the guy who stole his lunch money.

2

Feeling like your back is about to break from carrying way too much stuff.

I’m packed out with homework and my mom’s yelling.

My backpack is packed out like it’s got a life of its own.

He was packed out with work and three jobs.

3

Getting surrounded and beat up by gang members. It’s like a surprise party from hell.

He got jumped at the bus stop by three guys.

She was packed out by the rival gang at the store.

They jumped him right after he finished his lunch.

4

A place or event so full it’s like everyone is trying to crush each other.

The concert was packed out, and I almost got trampled.

The party was packed out like a meat grinder.

The club was packed out and I couldn’t even breathe.

5

Completely messed up and wasted. Like you’ve been hit by a truck and a party.

He was packed out and threw up on the bus.

She was packed out and dancing on the ceiling.

They were packed out and screamed at the moon.

6

Giving up on everything. Like you’re ready to live in a cave and never see another person.

He packed out and went to live in the woods.

She packed out and never came back from the beach.

They packed out and ate cereal for a year.

7

So full of people it’s like the floor is about to collapse under the weight of everyone.

The bar was packed out like it was going to explode.

The gym was packed out and I couldn’t move.

The stadium was packed out and I almost got crushed.