West Trashley

English

Etymology

Blend of West Ashley +‎ trash.

Pronunciation

  • Hyphenation: West Trash‧ley

Proper Noun

West Trashley

  1. (South Carolina, derogatory) West Ashley, viewed as trashy or full of litter.
    • Reese Moore, “What's Up, West Trashley?”, in Compost and Cava‎[1] (blog), retrieved 21 November 2025:
      What's Up, West Trashley?
    • 2007 July 16, smithrep, “West Ashley Area”, in city-data.com‎[2], Advameg, Inc, archived from the original on 24 March 2011:
      I have also heard that West Ashley is lacking and will always be. I have even heard it called "West Trashley".
    • 2009 March 24, Diane Knich, “West Ashley folks get 'trashy' postcard”, in The Post and Courier, Evening Post Publishing Company:
      Piper said he thinks continuing to run the incinerator is just common sense. "Let's protect West Ashley from being called West Trashley," he said.
    • 2019 September 25, “Academic Animosity: Why Where You Live Fuels The Feud”, in The Talon‎[3] (news), retrieved 21 November 2025:
      “I feel like there’s a lot of stereotypes,” says McKenna Ronchetto, a sophomore from West Ashley, “like West Trashley and that stereotypical Mount Pleasant kids with Sperrys and Vineyard Vines.”
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