YTP Tennis 

When a person declares a YouTube Poop Tennis match, they let the person they challenged watch the YouTube Poop Tennis video and then they have to continue the story from the challenger's YouTube Poop. If one person cannot continue on, the other person wins the tennis match.

I did pretty well in the YTP Tennis match, but I still lost.

YTP Tennis by redboy12 June 23, 2008

pocket tennis 

To play with your self through your trouser pocket

Steve, are you looking for loose change or playing pocket tennis?

pocket tennis by mr smith March 8, 2005

Tennis Ball Head 

The act of staring blankly at a screen in the dark for a long period of time. Tends to avoid human contact at all costs.

A: Oscar's an actual tennis ball head.
B: He's just sitting there in the dark, doing nothing.

Tennis Ball Head by ExquisiteMouse April 27, 2021

tennia 

strong, independent, beautiful, and intelligent are the only words to describe this natural beauty. sometimes she can get discouraged but with the support of loved ones she will be strong again. always and forever a tennia.

-that girl is very strong, she must be a tennia.
-wow she is really smart, she is a natural tennia.

tennia by casia9922 August 8, 2015

Teenincy 

Tee-nincy. Sounds like tee nine see. Very small amount. Smaller than a smidgeon. Not sure of spelling. Think it's a southern word, maybe originating from the word petite.

Just give me a teenincy bit of sugar in my coffee.

Teenincy by Karymay August 18, 2016

janus riis tannis 

A brilliant historian and archaeologist who specialized in Mesoamerican culture and history. He died recently on an archaeological dig in Mexico. Foul play was ruled out in an official report, but there are suspicions that he may have been murdered.

Why do I keep seeing signs saying "Janus Riis Tannis is not who he seems to be"?

janus riis tannis by Temple of the Sun February 6, 2005

Table Tennis 

A sport in which two or four players hit a lightweight, hollow ball back and forth to each other with paddles. The game takes place on a hard table divided by a net. Players must allow a ball played towards them only one bounce on their side of the table and must return it so that it bounces on the opposite side. Points are scored when a player fails to return the ball within the rules. Play is fast and demands quick reactions. A skilled player can impart several varieties of spin to the ball, altering its trajectory and limiting an opponent's options to great advantage.

Many people in the United States refer to table tennis as Ping Pong.

Jeffery: Hey, what's that Olympic sport in which players use paddles to hit a small ball over a net on a divided table?

Greg: Oh, you mean Table Tennis! Or Ping Pong if you prefer.

Table Tennis by Amaranthian September 26, 2008