Red Suitcase
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| - | ''Red Suitcase'' ''adjn.'' '''1.''' ''lit.'' Rectangular hinged container touted by travelers, clasped by buckle or zipper, stuffed with clothes, toiletries and colored like blood. '''2.''' A metaphoric reference to female genetalia. '''3.''' A mythical object of Tubbian lore. '''4.''' [[Abe Lincoln]]'s head. '''5.''' Precursor to the Internet, metaphorically lost out to "the web." | + | ''Red Suitcase'' ''adjn.'' '''1.''' ''lit.'' Six-sided container with clasping, hinged lid; traditionally touted by travelers and stuffed with clothes, toiletries; colored like blood. '''2.''' A metaphoric reference to female genetalia. '''3.''' A mythical object of Tubbian lore. '''4.''' [[Abe Lincoln]]'s head. '''5.''' Precursor to the Internet, metaphorically lost out to "the web." |
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Red Suitcase adjn. 1. lit. Six-sided container with clasping, hinged lid; traditionally touted by travelers and stuffed with clothes, toiletries; colored like blood. 2. A metaphoric reference to female genetalia. 3. A mythical object of Tubbian lore. 4. Abe Lincoln's head. 5. Precursor to the Internet, metaphorically lost out to "the web." Extrapolation"Green, plasic tub? Please. That dude was lucky to <garbled>." -- poorly recorded message on Steven Adkins answering machine from Mazzistow Carrington. This message was later proven to be a hoax. The message was actually a prank call from Louis Farrakhan. See Also |
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Little Red Riding Hood is said by many folklorists to be a metaphor for a red suitcase.
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