Tyke

Someone from Yorkshire (usually used to mean a Yorkshire lad)

A "Tyke" is also a mongrel dog (which maybe why Tyke is also a Yorkshire dialect word for a Yorkshire Terrier dog), originally it was used by the southerners in the 18th/19th centuries as a derogatory term for Yorkshire folk, who they thought of as uncouth and coarse then it went to being a word Yorkshire folk proudly call themselves, like Geordie or Brummie.

Tyke can also mean a small bairn, especially a mischievous one

"im a lad from York, im a Tyke and proud of it!" - Me

Tyke by Iameverywhereyetno-whereatall April 19, 2013

tyke

A derogatory term used to describe a young upstart (male or female). Can be applied to younger family members or cocky buisness aquaintances.

Tatham Oddie is a fukin tyke. When i next see him I'm going to stick his blue-tooth headset up his arse.

tyke by WCID Dave September 29, 2005

Tyke

A person of Barnsley (South Yorkshire, UK)

Did you know that Michael Parkinson is a tyke?

Tyke by techwork June 14, 2008

Tyke

Refers to a round winning play in the Counter-Strike series of video games in which a player on the terrorist side wins a round by defusing the bomb without a defuse kit.

"Woah, did you see what happened to Team Liquid in the Majors last night?"
"No, what happened?"
"Stewie2k totally pulled a Tyke to win the game, it was clutch!"

Tyke by NotTyke December 27, 2019

Tyke

A fucking daddy figure

Look at that tyke over there he’s fine asf

Tyke by Bduchsbrbwbsn April 20, 2019

Tyke

A person who is very immature; acts like a child.

Dude still says “what are those!”, he’s such a fucking tyke.

Tyke by BobBarbara September 12, 2020

tyke dyke 

1. A lesbian child. 2. A young dyke 3. A female child who dresses like a dyke, assuming she will grow up to be a full-grown dyke. (tyke: meaning a young child.) (dyke: meaning a lesbian, often boy-ish or manly.)

Dyke 1: Awh, what a cute tyke dyke playing with her little girlfriends.
Dyke 2: I remember my tyke dyke days.
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Dyke 1: That little boy is staring at me.
Dyke 2: That's not a boy, she's a tyke dyke.

tyke dyke by Chelicopter September 5, 2010