Tango'd 

also an early 90s term for slapping someone on the cheeks. derived from the tango advert in which a scary orange man goes up to somebody and does just that.

i am defining the word tango'd on urban dictionary

Tango'd by one eyed milkman April 15, 2004

Tango'd 

To recieve a mind boggling experience from soft drink Tango.

www.tango.co.uk

*Is hit by headless monster*

You know when you've been tango'd!


*falls into bath full of tango from on high*

You know when you've been tango'd!

*straps a jet engine on his back and sits on an office chair. Fires engine to head for a barrel of oranges*

You know when you've been tango'd!

et cetera.

Tango'd by Gumba Gumba April 14, 2004

She's been Tango'd 

When a girl applies fake tan and then appears unnaturally orange. Often seen to be slappers/slags etc.

"cor fred - she's been tango'd"

She's been Tango'd by Inthesilence January 28, 2007

Tango Down

Modern military slang referring to downing a known hostile operative.

Used immediately after a kill or successful incapacitation of a hostile, to help nearby friendly operatives keep track of imminent threats.

Has seen wide pop culture usage in video games and movies, mainly by characters in tactical squads engaging terrorists.

I have a hostile in my sights. Tango down.

Tango Down by NWAG September 2, 2014

Tango down

Think of Tango as Target or Terrorist.

"Shoot on sight!" "Roger, enemy spotted... tango down."

Tango down by ffrreeaakk December 21, 2008

Tango Down

A word used to describe a terorist that has been eleminated. It is mainly used by the Special Forces to describe an eleminated enemy during a firefight.

Nice job taking that tango down.

Tango 6 O'clock. Roger that tnago down.

Tango Down by Bob Joey13 April 14, 2007

Tango Down

a army slang that refers to target down, it is used tango because of the otan fonetic dictionary that uses Tango for the "t".
so it is Tango down.

Tango down sony.com (anonnymus)
Tango Down Killing in cod.
Tango Down Kill in irak.

Tango Down by Juancmb December 11, 2012