Poon Tonic
Dude what are you drinking, it's stout as fuck? It's poon tonic, I'm gonna go give it to that slut over there.
Poon Tonic by teitezzy January 3, 2011
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bleach and tonic
A alcoholic drink in it is bleach and tonic which everybody on the falcons team drank when the patriots won the superbowl
bleach and tonic by the_sleeping_weasel_ March 2, 2017
Related Words
tonic • tonica • Tonick • Tonicha • tonicia • tonic boom! • tonic grind • tonic klonic • Tonic rub • Tonic-Rust
Vodka and Tonic
If you mix more than 1:1 you will burn up all your tonic.... Don't do that!
Fill a glass of any size that suits your fancy with ice. Fill the glass 1/2 to 3/4 with the shittiest vodka you've got. Splash a little tonic on top.
Fill a glass of any size that suits your fancy with ice. Fill the glass 1/2 to 3/4 with the shittiest vodka you've got. Splash a little tonic on top.
Vodka and Tonic by aznPersuasion December 20, 2019
Vodkrin' tonic
A Vodka and Tonic, but easier to say to a bartender, Vodkrin' tonic. If the bartender isn't from Boston, however, he might look at you like you have 3 heads.
Vodkrin' tonic by reggaetonLatino July 27, 2010
Poor Man's Gin and Tonic
Partygoer: Man, you got any tonic water and limes?
Host: Nah man, just use Sprite.
Partygoer: What am I supposed to do with Sprite?
Host: Make a Poor Man's Gin and Tonic, fool.
Host: Nah man, just use Sprite.
Partygoer: What am I supposed to do with Sprite?
Host: Make a Poor Man's Gin and Tonic, fool.
Poor Man's Gin and Tonic by CarringtonS January 29, 2009
vodka and tonic
A vodka tonic is an alcoholic drink made with varying proportions of vodka and tonic water.
In London Cockney slag the term can also mean: VAT. (Value Added Tax)
In London Cockney slag the term can also mean: VAT. (Value Added Tax)
Savvy Jill: How much is that puppy in the window?
Slang Bob: It's thirty eight quid plus the vodka and tonic.
Slang Bob: It's thirty eight quid plus the vodka and tonic.
vodka and tonic by Webmonkey2000 November 6, 2008
play-tonic
Derived from the word "platonic," meaning "friendly," and also used as the opposite of romantic. "Play-tonic" is used to describe a "friends with benefits" situation. Their relationship is platonic, not romantic, but it also includes "play," or sensual/sexual interaction.
Person 1: Hey dude so are Mike and Jen just friends, or are they like a couple now?
Person 2: Neither, it's totally play-tonic.
Person 2: Neither, it's totally play-tonic.
play-tonic by John Joseph Yossarian November 12, 2010