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A person with poor thumb dexterity. Can be used as either a noun or an adjective. Portmanteau of thumb and unco, the latter a popular Australian abbreviation of 'uncoordinated', meaning clumsy or possessing poor manual dexterity. Many people from Generation X and before are thuncos, not having grown up with text messaging, video games and other agents of repetitive strain injury.
I'll be a while typing this text message, I'm a total thunco.

Look at him trying to play Halo! He's so thunco!
thunco by neonwombat January 17, 2009
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Spending an increment of one-thousand dollars. Larger version of hundo
"I just dropped a thundo on that LCD TV son"

"Fuck I just lost 3 thundo playing caribbean stud"

Person A: "Oh no, don't tell me you just spent 2 thousand dollars on that cheap hooker"

Person B:"HIYOOOO TWO THUNDO BABYYYY"
Thundo by I-Dogg October 16, 2008
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A compound word that combines punch and throat. It is directed when you find a person who is such a tool, you just want to punch the person right in the throat
This guy is such a tool, I just want to give him a thunch
Thunch by C-Rocks April 27, 2011

Thugcore 

kids that dress like gangsta/rappers and are into hardcore music. intentionally hit people at shows.
that thug core kid just knocked that kid from bela kiss out. thugcore bands shockwave, on broken wings, punch your face.
Thugcore by the jizzle sizzle January 15, 2005

thincognito 

When a person has lost so much weight that they are able to go about unrecognized.
A: Your ex walked right by and didn’t see you.
B: Yes, I’m thincognito.
thincognito by Elmo Love October 3, 2018
a fat nob hu thinks he is mega rich
Punit: wow... that guy is propa fat!

Dhinse: Ye i no...hes a bit of a thuno ent he?

Punit: Tru dat
thuno by KESwords February 27, 2005
English (Anglo-Saxon) equivalent to the Norse/Germanic sky god of thunder, Thor/Donar usually depicted wielding a hammer.
Thunor held his hammer high and crushed
the giant's skull with one mighty blow.
Thunor by Indra St. Jacques September 12, 2003