THUTO

A chipi in between chipi's, doesn't rust or whatsoever. The vibes are always litt around this one.

Only magnets are attracted to THUTO, ke chipi ya nnete.

by Molax 42 November 24, 2021

Butt tuft

A tuft of hair situated in the anal area. More common in females, as males will typically exhibit an assfro. See definition: assfro.

Upon removal of the panties, he saw that she had a butt tuft, and would refrain from rear-entry at this time.

by Huntypoo October 30, 2008

tufts

An awesome university better than any Ivy League and without the pretention.

1. Harvard kids aren't cool enough to get into parties at Tufts.

by djibouti May 5, 2005

Grand Theft Walrus

An arcade game Homer Simpson plays in Alaska in the Simpsons Movie. Much like Grand Theft Auto, Grand Theft Walrus is exactly the same but instead of a human character you are a walrus. Abbreviated GTW

Tim: Hey I just came back from Alaska and they have Grand Theft Walrus at one of the arcades

Henry: Yo that be pimpin'

by bArSchNitsVah January 29, 2010

thutt

1. Portion of the Human body that occurs due to undedevelopment of gluteus maximus, otherwise known as butt

2. Lack of distinction of a thigh and a butt

Her face is attractive, but she's got a real serious case of thutt.

by Sam Kim September 13, 2003

Grand Theft Auto

The most fun/addicting/best/controvercial videogame ever.

any kid who hasent ever played a Grand Theft Auto game has never lived!

by Greg B October 10, 2005

Ad-dentity theft

Occurs when a company releases an advertising campaign which is hi-jacked by others purporting to be the company in press releases that instead point out company shortcomings.

Chevron released the "We Agree" ad campaign on October 18, 2010. A group of under the radar marketers, the Yes Men, released a press release highlighting the company's alleged shortcomings related to environmental issues, pretending that is was an official press release from Chevron. As the press began reporting on the fraudulent press releases, the Yes Men issued another press release supposedly again from Chevron, that reported that the ad campaign and related press releases had been hi-jacked. The term ad-dentity theft was created to describe the the identity of the ad being stolen.

by U of A M/C Fall 2010 November 2, 2010