TA
to be the teaching assistant of a class. apparent meaning: to be the teaching assistant of a class =I'm now TAing one class only Etymology : TA is originally the acronym of 'teaching More…
TA (2)
n: teacher's assistant, who is paid to assist the professor of a course with grading, answering student questions, and other tasks v: to assist the teacher as a TA in a particular More…
TA(2)
to do the work of a teaching assistant of a class =I'm TAing a CAAM class this semester. It’s a lot of fun. Etymology : TA is originally a noun, short for teaching assistant. By More…
taabi
a militant person, often seen having a large moustache, originating from one who keeps tabs on all others =If I have to listen to that taabi for one more minute, I’ll kill myself. More…
tab
acronym for ‘trendy, Asian bitch’ possible reason used: Young Asians seem to use many acronyms such as this in everyday speech. It seems to be kind of a new fad among that More…
tab (2)
a tabloid; a newspaper or magazine with short, sensational articles. =The term was used in a headline, suggesting that it was primarily used to save space. It may or not be used commonly More…
Tabasco Challenge
1. To lick a spot of salt off one wrist, take a double shot of tequila with Tabasco sauce, then a single shot or rum with Tabasco sauce, then a single shot of vodka with Tabasco sauce, then More…
tabbiness
when a book has a lot of post it notes sticking out of it. =When Haley was done with her research project all of her books had quite a bit of tabbiness. =my best friend in high school
Tabify
The action of correctly indenting a section of text, most often programming code. Apparent meaning: To indent code (using the [tab] key on a keyboard) Most often used in computer science. More…
Table Troll
Person who doesn’t make a single cup in a game of beer pong that has to sit under the table during the next game and drink all of the beer. =Look at the little table troll! He must be More…
Table-dynamics
people’s behavior about how they choose table at lunch/dinner and what factors contribute to their decisions. As certain academic terms are created, such as Prisoner’s Dilemma, More…
Tableau
(affixation) A picturesque or graphic description or picture. =The tableau represents the suspects' belief of Doomsday. Etymology : “A picturesque or graphic description or picture,” More…
tabling
running, hosting, attending an informational booth at a fair or event formation type: known stem with a unique ending, suffix changes table from n. to v. reason used: Most likely because More…
tabloidification
Refers to a shift towards more tabloids, or tabloid-type news, by the media apparent meaning: media selling more 'tabloid'-type news, as opposed to 'broadsheet' news. The speaker was More…
tachistoscope
an instrument used in psychology that flashes a series of images in front of the test subject as quickly as possible in an attempt to test memory for different stimuli. "In my day, we used More…
Tacoblocka
The female version of a “cock-block” due to the shape of the female sex organ. Used when the female is obviously looking to hook up, but either her protective friends or a jealous More…
tacocopter
A quadrocopter that is capable of carrying and delivering tacos. ="I really wish I had a tacocopter here to deliver tacos to me!" Etymology : A blend of the nouns More…
tacoed
To deform or distort into the shape of a taco. The word “tacoed” is a derived past-tense verb form of the Spanish loan word “taco”. The word was used to describe the More…