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escalade1590s, "action of using ladders to scale the walls of a fortified place," from Middle French escalade (16c.) "an assault with ladders on a fortification," from Italian scalata, fem [..]
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escaladean overpriced version of tahoe. also comes in ext and esv, are based on the avalanche and suburban
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escaladeA Chevrolet Tahoe with body cladding, 18" wheels, and some fake chrome shit all over. Often acquired by people on the verge of bankruptcy who have a small dick.
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escaladeAn Over-priced copy of the chevy Tahoe , Avalanche and Suburban. Stupid people want an over-priced ESCALADE.
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escaladecar of choice for drug dealers, rappers, and guys with small penises
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escaladeAn SUV manufactured by Cadillac which uses either a frame from a Chevrolet Tahoe, Avalanche (EXT model), or Suburban (ESV model). Starting at a little under $50,000 US, these trucks are a blatant stat [..]
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escaladeone of many large cars that men purchase to conceal the diminutive nature of their "manhood."
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escaladeA vehicle which inner-city morons with bad credit aspire to drive; much in the same way hillbillies aspire to own a fireworks stand.
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escaladeScaling of a castle wall. (Gies, Joseph and Francis. Life in a Medieval Castle, 226)
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escalade(n) an act of scaling by the use of ladders (especially the walls of a fortification)(v) climb up and over
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escalade
An act of scaling walls or fortifications
''An escalade was required for the warriors to attack the troops.''
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