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Tank - (to be in the tank/ to tank somebody)
Being in the tank can be most closely described as sulking. It is more accurately represented when a person usually of little moral character, strength or validity is upset, sad or unable to find joy because of something meaningless, trivial, relevant only to themselves or just plain stupid that has occurred that has caused them to sulk. The resulting behavior from "being in the tank" usually manifests itself as inability to function even to perform the simplest of tasks, a concerted effort on the part of the sufferer to bring everyone around them down and a widespread lack of passion and enthusiasm. John asked for a piece of candy from Adam, Adam said no and John was in the tank for hours just because he couldnt have some candy! (Grow up John)
Terry missed a few shots in practice and immediately was in the tank about it, because of this the whole team chemistry was fucked up. Get out of the tank Terry! Your ruining it for all of us! tanked. Mary was acting way out of line last night so I shouted at her and put her in the tank, she deserved it. I tanked her. I was trying to tank Hugo last over his poor ability to speak to women. i love tanking people. |
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1. Any person who is exceptionally large, either in terms of height, wieght; being built.
2. Any person who is exceptionally strong. Man! Hes a friggin' tank!
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Noun: A player-character, typically in a MMORPG, that is able to occupy an agressor and take the brunt of the aggressor's attacks while the other players deal damage, heal, or perform some other action. The "tank" can survive longer while taking damage than the other characters. Typically, the tank has higher hitpoints (health) and a higher armor rating than the other characters. Less commonly, a character with a lower armor rating can perform the actions of the tank by using avoidance abilities. Ultimately, the tank needs to be able to occupy the agressor without dying. The method employed, whether avoidance or absorption, does not matter, as long as the tank can mitigate damage in some way.
Verb: To "tank", or "tanking", would be the action of performing the duties of the tank as described above. |
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1. Armored military vehicle used for assaulting the enemy with a swivel mounted cannon.
2. A container used to hold liquids. 3. Not a Rogue, Ranger, or Monk in fantasy roleplaying video games. |
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verb, to drink heavily (alcholic beverages).
noun, one who drinks heavily (alcholic beverages). adjective, drunk or intoxicated. Dudes, let's go tank!
He was tanking bigtime. Man, you are such a tank! I'm so tanked! |
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to deminish rapidly, to crash G.W.'s approval rating really has tanked over the past couple weeks
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v. To persevere through a bad situation that would normally depress or discourage anyone else. Derived from the MMORPG term "tank" that refers to a character role that soaks damage but fails to die. Man, three exams, senior project, and girlfriend issues? Henry really tanked through that one.
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verb: meaning to fail I really tanked that exam
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