A fork of Rural Dictionary
Some type of vehicle that is a Pimpmobile. Usually a Large North American Vehicle such as a Lincoln, Cadillac, Buick, Ford, Mercury , etc. Which the trend began mainly on the East Coast of 1960s and 70s and lived in different forms after the 70s , especially with Large Front Chrome Grills, Chrome Wheels, Wire Wheels, etc. Along when Large Body On Frame SUVs such as Lincoln Navigators, and Cadillac Escalades appeared and began been tricked and chromed out. Les Dunham who owns a shop in Boonton , New Jersey call "Dunham Coach". Is the creator of the Pimpmobile . He is basically "The Father Of The Pimpmobile. Look him up. Fact: The name "slab" wasn't an acrynom, as it's used in Houston, Texas actually for a tricked and chromed out vehicle. "SLAB" was just a word used in the late 1980s for a vehicle that sat too low to the ground, hence "slab".
The Acronym "S.L.A.B" which stands for "Slow Loud And Bangin'"' is for some type of Pimpcar. Basically a Pimpcar. The word "slab" was actually not an acrynom , it meant a vehicle too low to the ground and especially tricked out. Used in the late 1980s in Houston , Texas.
a cartoon character or someone is is extremely ditzy but not necessarily in a good way.
A slab is what fishermen (usually those experienced in bass fishing) refer to as a big or a solid sized fish. The term slab is mostly used for sport fish like bass and crappie.
Hunter: “Those fallen trees over there look like they have some big slabs in it.”