by coastal

To jump around a lot, keep showing up at different places.

E.g. Never stay in one spot for long.
I.e. Business travelling. Band Touring.

Originally intended for large distances, hence "coast".
But nowadays (with more instant updating and specific geo tagging) not limited to. One might as well be showing up at different places (preferably peripherally opposite) in a city given a delimited time period.

Can be described as a more conscious type of jet lag. You are aware of your body not catching up to acclimatize to the new surroundings.

When pronounced with an elonagted 'a' in the finaly syllabul, "coastal" becomes an extremely positive and complemtary adjective, with its usage somewhat like that of "safe".

used by members of the ever exclusive white middle class yacht scene and only the coolest of their friends to describe something unbelievably cool.

This is the latest slang in london and is said with a long 'a' as in 'coastaal'.

Originally used in marbella night clubs, the word is now used all over London and is fast spreading.

The coast is where the sand meets the water, also known as a beach. When you want to say someone is a bitch, but they are right there and you don't want to be rude.

Overgrown, overpopulated, crazy, illogical, or otherwise foolish.

-adj. of or relating to trashy people, especially the white trash inhabiting the various coastal areas of the Eastern U.S. seaboard on a year around basis. Used most often to describe the female denizens of Myrtle Beach, S.C.; Florida panhandle, lower Alabama, or L.A., and anywhere on the New Jersey coast.

To keep ones options open. Like a bird flying along the coastline, neither heading inland or out to sea, refraining from making a decision at the present time.

Generally refers to a current indecision about where to party that night when given two possible options.

Used most commonly in New Zeland where birds can be seen loitering around the coastline, often a common location for bars/clubs.