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Internet slang/acronym for: to be a complete dick/douche. Whichever you prefer. Many mainstream kids on Facebook will post a status telling you to like it so they can be a complete dick.
"lms for tbacd"
*likes*
"I think your an ugly ass mooofucker."
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"I said I was gonna be a dick about it, don't like it if you don't like the results."
Tbacd by SYDNEYKILLS02 August 18, 2011
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"That Suck A Cole Dick," referring to a 9 inch penis. Conveys extreme suckiness.
You missed your period? TSACD! If only you had only sucked it.
TSACD by a girl and her homo September 8, 2010
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Tbacd • tacdaddy • Tacdiesel • tbacb • tbach • Tbachr • Tbando • TBandz • tbandzzz • TSACD
Kelsey wanted tbacb in hopes that she would get her ass beat by a bigger bitch (:
tbacb by SYDNEYKILLS July 1, 2011

tbandzzz 

təə - bān- đ$ meaning you hoes broke so I got the 💸 fa yo bitch/nigga 💅
Tee stay with money duhhh that's why they call her tbandzzz dummy
tbandzzz by 7893thethe02 December 31, 2015
Touristy ▫️But ▫️Actually▫️ Cool
Dude, dating is finee, didn‘t know Broadway Shows are TBAC!!

Gurlll I don‘t mind doing the Broolyn Bridge, this shit is soo TBAC!
TBAC by NOT-AS-COOL-IN-RL October 25, 2018
A scottish dickhead who hates dogs and liberals
Hey, I met a Tacdiesel at the bar last night

Oh, Really? I feel bad for you, mate.
Tacdiesel by ckbta December 31, 2018
Acronym for "to be absolutely completely honest." Expresses stronger honesty than "tbch"
I don't understand why some people cheat tbach.

Tbach, I will never get a job with this polisci college degree.
tbach by AllenZulu December 12, 2012
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