TAN is an acronym for "Touched a nerve". If you ever offend or hurt someone you are said to have 'touched a nerve' with them or TAN'ed them. It derives from the use of the word by the character Michelle in an episode of BBC 2's comedy sitcom, The Royle Family after she offended her hosts. Also, to make known to someone who has offended or upset you, you would exclaim, "TAN!"

Conversely, if you wish to gain forgiveness or repent for any TAN you have caused, you simply ask by saying 'NAT'.

to go brown in the sun (at least that was always what I innocently thought it meant)

To brown the skin in the sun.

Majority of people believe that taking slow steps for developing melanoma is a great way to lookg good.

a very hot and attractive asian

What idiots pay for when they forget there's a giant, shining ball in the sky called the sun.

A term meaning a good friend and a cool asian.

An stereotypical english person wearing union jack shorts, pissed up on cheap larger, and singing 'no surrender' and ruining the more picturesque squares of European cities.

to brown the skin using the same chemical that makes apples, bannanas, etc. turn brown.

commonly done by orange spray dye, uv ligt fixtures, or sun light