by Chimaka October 23, 2018
Since "tall" is the smallest size at Starbucks, you use the phrase "Starbucks Tall" to refer to someone who alleges to be tall, but is, in actuality, small. This could be in response to a friend/other well-intentioned individual who claims that a romantic prospect is "tall," or as a skeptical response to someone who describes himself as "tall" on his online dating profile.
Shelly <reading Jim's match.com profile>: This dude Jim's says he's tall! <Scoffs> Look at him standing next to his ride in this shot, though! <Sarcastically> Um, yeah - he's *Starbucks* Tall!
Shelly's Mom: Now, honey, just go out with Phil once. He's a great guy with a great job. Plus, he's tall.
Shelly: <skeptically> Mom, do you mean "tall" or "Starbucks Tall?"
Shelly's Mom: Now, honey, just go out with Phil once. He's a great guy with a great job. Plus, he's tall.
Shelly: <skeptically> Mom, do you mean "tall" or "Starbucks Tall?"
by wolverleen March 19, 2010
Johnny Drama didn't want to give a girl a ticket to the premiere of Aquaman because she was top tall.
by Path July 3, 2006
Australian slang for a highly successful person. Likely to be cut down by those suffering tall poppy syndrome.
by BabydollPink December 30, 2005
Also know a as a tall can. A 24 oz can of beer. Not to be confused with a pounder a 16oz can of beer, or a deuce deuce a 22oz bottle of beer
by VERG October 13, 2006
A term representing someone who essentially talks alot of bullshit, but never follows through or has any sort of evidence to back up their claims.
Guy 1: "Did you hear what Joe was saying about how strong he is?
Guy 2: "Yeah, but he's a tall talker so I don't believe him."
Guy 2: "Yeah, but he's a tall talker so I don't believe him."
by Greg3 March 10, 2017