Tacomuffin

A type of purple and red parrot. Can be found in Finland. It plays in the snow with it's taco shaped beak. It's defining features are it's taco shaped beak and it's muffin shaped eyes. It is a diurnal hunter but only comes out late in the day before it gets dark. They can often be found right before dusk and sometimes at sun set hunting

A Tacomuffin was digging for it's prey in the snow. A Tacomuffin was seen flying over the field. Tacomuffins were seen hunting in the field at sunset.

by Elektron May 18, 2010

Taboozy

Taboozy, the consequences of being intoxicated while at Taboo.

A pandemic running through Newcastle Students in the North of England.

A cure is yet to be found.

Taboozy. Taboo. Newcastle. Tuesday. Perdu.

I went to Waikiki and got drunk...
I went to Taboo and got Taboozy...

by MrTaboo October 22, 2013

Taromaru

A cute Shiba Inu puppy that you want to choke to death.

Guy 1: Look! It's Taromaru!
Guy 2: WHERE!? I WILL RIP HIM IN HALF AND DRINK HIS BLOOD!

by not jogo November 3, 2020

Tmbomp

It means too many bitches on my phone unfortunately that will never happen for you

Yo there is tmbomp I might get caught cheating

by Tmbomp May 13, 2022

Taboula

taboula is a nickname given to Batool by Lian albredi

Taboula means hot and fine as hell

wow look at that taboula girl

by taboula May 27, 2022

tabouleh

Lebanese food:
The best salad in the world, made out of persley, cracked wheat, lime, oignons, tomatoes, lemon juice,a little mint, salt and sumac pepper.... I LOVE IT! try it with lebanese pita bread.... Amazing!

The tabouleh was so good I fell off my chair

by estephan May 31, 2006

taboot

Nonstandard variant of "to boot" used outside the American South. 1. Slang. An adverb indicating the presence of something additional to what precedes it that is a bonus and provides a kick Middle English bote < Old French bote, kick. 2. Regional, American South. Something given in addition. 3. Archaic outside of the American South. Advantage; avail, ---idiom. "to boot," "in addition to. from Middle English boten < Old English bot, help, advantage, addition, recompense.

She discovered that the milk shake was one of the most delectable treats and they had luscious cherries on top 'taboot to boot.'

by John Adron Rose May 19, 2006