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Definition of tricked out

tricked out

  • highly modified in a hellacious way, referring to automobiles. Examples of "tricked out"-ness include a combination of 3 or more of the following: 20 inch chrome wheels, tinted windows, lowered suspension, body kit, grill guard, Plasma Xenon HID headlights, Lexus-look tail-lights, spoiler, 15 inch sub-woofers, and/or DVD player with multiple screens.
    Damn playa, your ride is tricked out!

    Last edited on May 17 2011. Submitted by Dipesh P. from Atlanta, GA, USA on Dec 10 2001.

adjective

  • decorated or done extravagantly.
    That car is totally tricked out.

    Last edited on Apr 18 2004. Submitted by Wilhelmina M. on Apr 18 2004.

  • Relating to automobiles. Sporting very conspicuous after-market accessories such as large spoilers or ground effects and dramatic colors or decals.
    Joey just bought a tricked-out Mitsubishi Eclipse.

    Last edited on Sep 23 2005. Submitted by David Y. from Village of Clarkston, MI, USA on Sep 23 2005.

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