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storrowed 

putting a 12'6" truck under a 10'6" bridge. Common in Boston MA. Storrowing Season is usually during late August and Early Sept when College kids that cannot read attempt to navigate their way through the Corn maze roadways of Bahstahn. ( Boston) The rest of the year " Storrowing" occurs by Canadian Commercial Drivers.Je me souviens. DOH!!!
Court spotted a freshly Storrowed truck on the ramp to the Fenway from the outbound side this morning.

The company in question, FriendBox, makes boxes, so that's one boxed-in box box truck. They're based in Danvers, so you'd think they'd have heard about those quaint Storrow Drive height restrictions.
storrowed by mindcrime11 October 7, 2013
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Storrowed 

To get your cock or nose stuck between squeezed ass cheeks on your way to perform consensual anal penetration or rim job.
My nose totally got storrowed in her ass cheeks as I was trying to pleasure her beautiful, savory starfish.
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Storrowed 

When your cock or nose gets stuck between pressed butt cheeks while performing consensual anal sex or a rim job on someone's beautiful, savory starfish.
I totally got storrowed while munching that guy's beautiful bussy.
To drive a truck along some distance of Storrow Drive in Boston, MA, only to have it come to a complete halt underneath one of the many low-clearance bridges.
Only two weeks from September 1st and already a truck's storrowed in the middle lane.
storrow by Helixer August 22, 2017

Starrowed 

To steal/borrow something. i.e. To steal something from a friend or loved one and say you borrowed it.
Kari you starrowed my hoody again!!
Starrowed by Kaci Budge October 18, 2006

jack sparrowed 

A way of referring to a movie that has been illegally pirated off of the internet.
A: "No, man, I think we're just going to sit home tonight and watch Alice in Wonderland."

B: "Isn't Alice in Wonderland still in theaters?"

A: "Yeah, it is. I Jack Sparrowed it."
sparrowed
adj.
1. To be in a state of intoxication; drunk; inebriated.
2. To be mildly intoxicated, tipsy; buzzed.
(Derived from the film character Captain Jack Sparrow, as portrayed by American actor Johnny Depp)
After a few glasses of wine she was too sparrowed to even walk straight.
sparrowed by DasN May 6, 2006