Thread
A single topic and any reply posts in an online forum. =We already have several threads about the download problem. Learn to use the forum search feature. Etymology : Metaphoric use of More…
three-quarter-heartedly
one-fourth more than half-heartedly; more than half way but not quite all the way. eg. Between full and half-full. =I say that three-quarter-heartedly because I'm not positive but I'm More…
three-seashells
(eponym noun) Can be used to substitute for toilet paper. Usually used in an ironic or in-group sense to show solidarity with others that have watched the movie Demolition Man or are fans of More…
thrifting
To peruse thrift shops as an alternative to shopping in a mall. “Thrifting” is a word that came about during the start of the thrift shop craze, when people of average and above average More…
thrip
to snap fingers Our English language is full of words that are derived from the sound of what they describe. This is, by far, the strangest one I have heard. I had never thought of the More…
throat-spicy
(adjective) Describes the spiciness of foods with a liquid component. =My roommate and her boyfriend use this term to describe the types of spicy foods she prefers eating and finds the most More…
throbbin' the dolphin
(verb) Rhyming slang for the act of masturbation. Usually used facetiously due to the taboo nature of the phrase and the comical contrast between strangling a dolphin and masturbating with More…
Throw-awayable
describing something that can be discarded, thrown out, or disposed of It was an informal setting so using a learned word like disposable just would have seemed out of place; therefore, a More…
throw-down
A good party. =There's going to be a throw-down tomorrow night. Etymology : A throw-down is an analogy that might have come from the phrase “to throw down the gauntlet.” One meaning More…
throwback
An article of clothing from a past time period that is still considered fashionable in modern times. Apparent Meaning: An article of clothing that is old or discontinued, yet stylish. In More…
throwback
An object eliciting nostalgic feelings. Or an object that is related to something ‘old-school’; from a previous segment in time. It is a compound word of throw and back using More…
Throwback Thursday
Throwback Thursday is the name of a weekly post theme that social media users participate in as part of a "throwback" activity for posting content. On Thursdays, people usually More…
Throwd
Definition: Throwd, Thoed, Thowed; (1) stylish, cool, great, good; (2) Intoxicated, “smashed”, “messed-up” from drugs or alcohol; (3) looking bad or out of style More…
throwed
To be very drunk Possible reason used: the person may have wanted some way of describing someone’s drunkenness, but couldn’t think of an actual term quickly enough, and so More…
Throwed
Quality of being crunk, awesome, enjoyable, often used to describe a party. =With all those people and all that good music, that party was throwed. Etymology : From the popular phrase of More…
Throwed(3)
(adjective) A word used to describe a state of being cool and they envy of everyone else. =This term can be used to describe any state of being cool or especially clean. Etymology : More…
Throwing
(Metaphorical extension) To lose a game. =Rather than the historical usage of “throwing” which implied malicious intention, “throwing” in a very recent sense can refer specifically to a More…
? throwing hands
to start a fight, to throw a punch Etymology : Unsure what the =Conversation with a friend (10/18/2015)
throwing shade
(broadening, extension) the art of insulting (see also read); picking out one's flaws in a derogatory manner. Used extensively in the gay community and especially in drag queen culture. More…