by vaginoscope April 24, 2016
1. Tough cookie!
2. Tough cookie!!
3. I mean here comes Britney and here comes ____ and BAM!
4. Hits head and knocks her over
2. Tough cookie!!
3. I mean here comes Britney and here comes ____ and BAM!
4. Hits head and knocks her over
by AliceinWomanland February 5, 2008
The President used tough language to describe the people and countries that are keeping America from becoming great again. You know the ones.
by Bogrimm January 17, 2018
Term popularized by sportstalkjoe and his followers on Twitter, used to describe something that is particularly unpleasant, hard to watch, or difficult to deal with.
Me: “Hey SportsTalkJoe, find a job yet?”
SportsTalkJoe: “Nope, too busy injecting marijuana into my ass”
Me: “Tough Scene”
SportsTalkJoe: “Nope, too busy injecting marijuana into my ass”
Me: “Tough Scene”
by michaeljordanGOAT December 16, 2018
An obnoxious phrase used by old farts to dismiss someone's misery.
The origins of this phrase are unclear, but it is said that a group of old anarchists from New Jersey took it from James Joyce's "Ulysses"
" roguewords, tough nuggets patter in their pockets." from "Ulysses (Chap. 3 - Proteus)"
The origins of this phrase are unclear, but it is said that a group of old anarchists from New Jersey took it from James Joyce's "Ulysses"
" roguewords, tough nuggets patter in their pockets." from "Ulysses (Chap. 3 - Proteus)"
Mitch: How are you handling this weather, Lindsey?
Lindsay: Not good, I'm from San Diego.
Mitch: Well, tough nuggets to you, kiddo.
Lindsay: Not good, I'm from San Diego.
Mitch: Well, tough nuggets to you, kiddo.
by DavidHarveyRules January 23, 2014
by talk2me-JCH2 January 9, 2021
To persevere or not care much about the circumstances of a situation or event. Often used for slang for I am tough enough.
Did you hear it is suppose to pour down rain at the game tonight?
I did, but I am Rutter tough and going.
I did, but I am Rutter tough and going.
by Ohioboyexplains April 3, 2017