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1. tacois (täcō-ĭz)
- a. (v.) The act of using someone else's online messaging system to trick people into thinking they are talking to the actual owner of the account.
Example: I'm going to tacois Ajus the next time he leaves his desk.
2. Tandy (tăn'dē)
- a. (adj.) Used to describe any computer or electronic gadget that is particularly lame or obsolete.
Example: Wow, that's Tandy.
3. tangentalize (tăn-jĕn'tə-lĭz')
- a. (v.) To go off on a tangent or bunny trail in a conversation.
4. tangentman (tăn-jĕn't-măn)
- a. (n.) Any individual prone to suddenly change the current subject of discussion without either warning or due cause. This is usually done to bring the discussion to a subject either close to the tangentman's heart, or to make the tangentman the centre of the discussion.
Example: Dan: "Did you see the match last night?" Harry: "Yes, I thought it was a really close game, but the ref. lost it a bit towards the end." Jacob: "I'm going to the dentist tomorrow." Dan and Harry: "Tangentman strikes again!"
5. tangentwoman (tăn'jənt-wum'ən)
- a. (n.) The feminine variant of tangentman.
6. tanggold (tang'gold)
- a. (v.tr.) When two or more gold chains get tangled after one puts them on one's neck or wrist and does nothing else. Before one knows it, they're tanggold.
7. tape scrape (tāp skrāp)
- a. (v.) The act of clawing and scratching at a roll of scotch tape to pull up the end when the one who used it last let the tape adhere to itself.
8. tapz (tăpz)
- a. (n.pl.) Really awkward or outlandish shoes; shoes thought to be on the cutting edge of new fashion industry.
9. tar circles (tär sûr'kəls)
- a. (n.pl.) Strange circles and other shapes found etched into a road that are sometimes believed to be created by flying saucers.
10. tard (tärd')
- a. (abbrev.) One who is retarded; totally stupid; extremely slow.
Example: Don't be such a tard.
11. tarmac (tär'măk)
- a. (n.) A native of tarnation; tarmacs are almost always going somewhere, but make awful tour guides.
12. tarnation (tär-nā'shən)
- a. (n.) The land flowing with tar. The majority of the world's tar is exported from this country.
13. taterfamilias (tā'tər-făm'ə-lē'əs)
- a. (n.) The head of the Potato Head family.
14. tch (tsh)
- a. (interj.) An expression of disagreement.
Example:
Suso: Amy, am I fat?
Amy: tch.
15. teamlet (tēm'lĭt)
- a. (n.) A team within a larger team. Consisting of as few as one member, teamlets can research topics of great importance and report back to a team or larger teamlet which reports to an even larger team.
16. tearyold (tîr'ē-ōld)
- a. (adj.) Descriptive of the act of a two-year-old or such young child throwing a tantrum.
Example: Little tearyold Jackie didn't get the biscuit she wanted.
17. teenanswer (tēn-ăn'sər)
- a. (n.) Any answer to a question that doesn't properly address the question, like those of a teenager.
Example: Question: "What are you doing?" Teenanswer: "He started it!"
18. teh (tĕ)
- a. (art.) Slang. The.
Examples:
"The new epic gear is teh über!"
"Teh mail is here."
19. telebility (tĕl'ə-bĭl'ĭ-tē)
- a. (n.) Having the ability to tell if a television is on by hearing a high pitched ringing in one's ear from around the corner, or anywhere in the house.
Example: Using his telebility, telly-man's senses were tingling. Who turned on the telly? Tune in next time to find out.
20. telecrastination (tel'ə-kras'tə-nā'shən)
- a. (n.) The act of always letting the phone ring at least twice before you pick it up, even when you're only six inches away.
21. teleflector (tĕl'ĭ-flĕk'tər)
- a. (n.) One who uses a television as a mirror in its off position.
- b. (n.) The television, in its off state, used as a mirror.
22. telepathetic (tĕl'ə-pə-thĕt'ĭk)
- a. (adj.) Describing a miserable failure in an attempt to use mental telepathy to communicate or receive information.
Example: That was a telepathetic waste of time.
23. teletalktic (tel'ə-tôk'tĭk)
- a. (adj.) Describing one who talks frequently on the phone.
24. tellum (tĭ'lŭm)
- a. (n.) The complete opposite of a mullet; Short in the back, long in the front.
25. tentaculating (tĕn'tă-kyü-lā'tĭng)
- a. (v.tr.) The act of waving one's arms about and talking complete nonsense.
