tangerine clock

The most ghey clock crew member ever

Omg, that movie was ghey like Tangie from NG

by Mazin February 23, 2004

tangeriney

A word used by audacious "ghetto" black girls to describe their obnoxious and offensive orange nail polish at an inapropriate location.

The Silence Of Students Working At Homework Club -

Alexis: -wispers- Oh my God, Tyrene. I love your nail polish. It's so ...
Tyrene: -shouts- TANGERINEY!

by Harrleighhh April 8, 2008

Tangible tangerines

Sucking a mans pelvic regain while he is eating tangerines

Tangible tangerines

by Summer hackler January 25, 2018

Tangerine Dream

A male inserting both testicles in linear fashion into a consenting females vagina following sexual intercourse, then proceeding to finish himself onto the females stomach or be finished by the female onto her stomach. Also referred to as string-beaning or two-ball screwballs

I had a tangerine dream last night. She can’t get enough that string bean action, Jacking the bean stalk after I buried them nuts. Finished out my A game one nighter with a two ball screwball right out of the park. Baoowwwllls.

by Musketpacker2848 July 19, 2019

Tangerine Deathtrap

The cooliest vehicle in the history of P-town, so named for its bright orange color and lack of seatbelts. A custom '70s model complete with shag carpeting and porthole windows.

Q: "Wouldn't it be sweet if the Tangerine Deathtrap had an X-box 360 installed in it??"

A: "Someday soon..."

by I AM THE BANANA KING March 28, 2009

Tenderize the Mids

The processes of repeatedly punching someone in the abdominal and/or flank regions of the torso.

With Apollo's gloves up, protecting his face, Balboa instead proceeded to tenderize the mids.

by Remington Bonestrong July 9, 2009

tannerspeak

An internet language based on poor grammar and misspellings. The rules to speak proper tannerspeak are following:

1. All 'i's in a word will be translated to 'u'. (unless effected by another rule) (see #4)

2. No two letters or vowels can be side by side, instead,

they are replaced by the first of the two.

3. All words ending with a vowel must have a 'g' after it.

4. All vowels before the last vowel (If there is only one vowel in a word, neglect this rule and see #1) will be replaced with 'y' if the letter being replaced is an ('a', 'i', 'u') or a 'i' if the letter being replaced is an ('e', 'o').

5. Do not use punctuation.

6. Vowels that are repeated with a consonant in the middle (eso in 'awesome') the first of the 2 vowels is replaced with a 'e' if the consonant is a 'soft' sound, or 'a' if the consonant is a 'hard' sound. In the case of a 'th', or 'oi' between two vowels, the 'th' is replaced with u.

7. 'y' does not count as a vowel in any situation.

8. The correct pronunciation of 'y' depends on the letter in front of it. If the letter in front of it is a 'hard' sound, the y is pronounced as a 'i' ('i' in pie). If the letter in front of it is 'soft' it is pronounced 'e' ('e' in easy).

9. All 'x's must be replaced by an 'o'.

Translations to Tannerspeak:

Easy = wesy (change E to W)

Hard = hard (no change)

Awesome = wisimeg (change 'a' to 'w'. Remove one 'w' because there are 2. Change 'e' to 'i'. Change 'o' to 'i'. Add 'g' after 'e'.(

Pizza = pyzag (delele one z. Change 'i' to 'y'. (#1 neglect for #4) Add 'g' to end)

Example = wompleg (Change 'e' to 'w'. Delete 'x' and change to 'o'. Add 'g' to end.)

by Tanner19 January 8, 2012