threeché
When confronted with a "touché", an appropriate retort may result in a "threeché".
pronounced "three-shay"
pronounced "three-shay"
threeché by PopeMichael April 14, 2009
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When touche is used in an argument, it generally means "you win" but, alas, it gives the loser the last word. Threeche gets the last word BACK.
"No, you're an idiot."
"Ah, touche." (this means they lose)
"No, threeche." (Now you win AND get the last word)
"Ah, touche." (this means they lose)
"No, threeche." (Now you win AND get the last word)
threeche by banana fonez November 5, 2006
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Threechum
The wife and I just pounded the ass off our off-duty security detail. It was a raging hot threechum.
Threechum by doctor mantis toboggan April 16, 2014
Johnny Threechord
Another name for Jimmy Buffett. He plays three chords on his guitar and every one of his songs sounds the same but he capitalized on a niche market so he still makes money. He is not that talented but the man knows how to make cash...
Guy 1: Jimmy Buffett is not that talented.
Guy 2: I know, but he is Johnny Threechord so he still makes bank.
Guy 2: I know, but he is Johnny Threechord so he still makes bank.
Johnny Threechord by ZetaPhi1012 August 11, 2010
threehead
When the hairline of a person is so low that their forehead becomes reclassified a "threehead". This also suggests that their forehead is only about three finger widths high.
threehead by hidispenser January 25, 2005
Threachery
A portmanteau of the words 'threat' and 'treachery': as in a threat that is treacherous.
The precursor to actually treachery.
1. Threatened by betrayal of fidelity, confidence, or trust.
2. An indication or caveat of perfidy.
3. Potential pain, injury, evil, or punishment that arrises from treason.
The precursor to actually treachery.
1. Threatened by betrayal of fidelity, confidence, or trust.
2. An indication or caveat of perfidy.
3. Potential pain, injury, evil, or punishment that arrises from treason.
A rumour has reached the King's ear that his younger brother intends to topple him from his throne... 'This is threachery!'
Threachery by Favfly August 6, 2012
Threece
Threece by LerriChrodes December 20, 2018