Australian informal term for a train station.
Australian informal term for a train station. Follows the same '-o' or '-ie' clipping pattern common in Australian English slang — compare 'servo' (service station), 'devo' (devastated), or 'bottle-o' (bottle shop). Casual and affectionate in register, used in everyday speech about public transport.
'Meet me at the traino at half six,' she texted, 'and we'll go from there.'
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(US) A place where trains stop for passengers to embark and disembark.
(British) A place where trains stop for passengers to embark and disembark.
A train of a class which is used by the poor and tramps.
A vintage black steam locomotive. On TikTok it's become algospeak for a gangbang — "running a train" — and tends to appear in teen contexts as a coded reference to adult sexual content. Mostly used by under-18s trying to dodge platform filters. Read with concern when it shows up in teen messages or comment sections. The literal train-the-vehicle meaning is essentially absent in youth use.
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(Australia, informal) A train station.
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