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Definition of chases tail lights

chase tail lights

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Other terms relating to 'chase':

Definitions include: to be unsuccessful.
Definitions include: to seek "paper" (i.e. money.)
Definitions include: a drink consumed after an alcoholic drink, especially fruit juice or cola after a shot of liquor.
Definitions include: to look for tail (women).
Definitions include: a guy that will do anything to get any action from a girl but she won't give him the time of day.
Definitions include: to work hard for money.
Definitions include: running errands.
Definitions include: to smoke opium.
Definitions include: to attempt to pick up a chubby person.
Definitions include: a person (usually male) who is attracted to overweight people.
Definitions include: a person (usually male) who is attracted to overweight people, or people with chub.
Definitions include: a person who pursues athletes for romance and/or sex.
Definitions include: See "cut to the chase".
Definitions include: to proceed immediately in conversation to the core point.
Definitions include: a person who dates only, or mostly, athletes.

Other terms relating to 'light':

Definitions include: slang for Bhangra (an Indian dance where the hands are raised in the air in a twisting motion).
Definitions include: to generate more heated discussion than figurative illumination (i.e. insight.)
Definitions include: to approve a plan.
Definitions include: a girl who flashes her breasts.
Definitions include: erect nipples.
Definitions include: it's the end / death of something.
Definitions include: to punch someone until they are unconscious.
Definitions include: alive but brain-dead.
Definitions include: commonly used southern US term (Louisiana) means closed.
Definitions include: "eyes are open but the person isn't responding to stimuli."
Definitions include: time to go to bed.
Definitions include: to set flame to a smoking device, such as a cigarette or pipe.
Definitions include: acronym for "lights on but nobody home", an insulting notation used by doctors in the UK on medical charts.
Definitions include: "Natural Light" brand beer.
Definitions include: to turn off a source of light.

Other terms relating to 'tail':

Definitions include: to be able to perform fellatio well.
Definitions include: to be able to perform fellatio well.
Definitions include: to be unsuccessful.
Definitions include: to look for tail (women).
Definitions include: to need to defecate badly.
Definitions include: to figure out.
Definitions include: vulgar term for a woman.
Definitions include: attractive females.
Definitions include: tail from the crypt
Definitions include: a man who engages in anal sex with other men.
Definitions include: fairly common misspelling of tattle tale.
Definitions include: the visible top of a thong when being worn underneath clothing.

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