in town
It is used when describing someone is visiting to the city where the speaker lives.
To someone living far away, "Call me when you are in town."
town-town
When somebody lives in a small village, or small town and wants to describe where they live. A town-town is a major town, that most people would know, like Hastings instead or Battle or Crowhurst, which most people would have no idea where they were.
Harry: Hannah, whereabouts do you live?
Hannah: Well, my nearest town-town is Hastings, but I live in Crowhurst, near Catsfield and Battle.
Harry: Oh right, I know Hastings.
Hannah: Well, my nearest town-town is Hastings, but I live in Crowhurst, near Catsfield and Battle.
Harry: Oh right, I know Hastings.
Town
Slang we use. it's a bad word
"Till what am i going to wait for, town." - Jamali Maddix
Town
A really bad word.
"Just what am I going to wait for, town?”
Town
Used to end an argument when you can't think of an appropriate way to end it
The problem with you is you have no idea, town!
the town
oakland california is referred to as, "the Town." San Francisco is AKA "The City." Just more of that yay area slanguagisticolics mayne. yadadamean.
We about to cross this bridge and go to the town to buy some purple.
A town
Southernest slang for Atlanta, Ga
Peace up A-town: Usher, yeah
Its A-town: Young Bloodz, Damn
Its A-town: Young Bloodz, Damn