Definition of Traving

Traving

• Slang for when a person or persons is craving for the delicious fast food at any Tam's hamburger stand especially Tam's #9 in Lynwood Ca. 90262. Compare to craving, lusting or attraction. Everytime I go to Lynwood Ca. I have a [Traving] for Tam's #9 pastrami and chili cheese fries. Uum yummy...

  Last edited on May 12 2018. Submitted by Jaye-Supreme on May 12 2018.

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