thordurin

To exceed in one's abilities using methods or practices that are uncommon. To be victorious over another by means other than what's expected.

Wow! Did you see what he just did? That was very thordurin to pull that off!

by retpro December 20, 2006

THotD

Ancronym (the first T is commonly ignored, intended to have each letter spelt out "H-O-T-D" and not pronounced as "Hot Dee") for The House of the Dead a now classic Arcade Shooter (traditional aim your gun at a screen and fire and aim off the screen to reload and nothing else type game) about two agents from a paranormal defense organization on a mission to thwart the plans of a madman making animatronic creatures under the disguise of zombies.

"One of my favorite arcade games is THotD"

by Johnny May 13, 2005

thadooking or thadook driving

"Thadook" is the the sound made by a car's tires as it it hits the small reflective square lane markers. Thadook driving is the technique used while under the influence or otherwise distracted to echo-locate your vector on the road. When one stops hearing the steady, repeative "thadook...thadook...thadook", one knows to brace for the impact.

I was thadooking down the road when it went silent and I think I went airborne. I was able to crawl from the wreckage with the dimebag and walk home.

by George P. Burdell March 9, 2005

thaddious

Another way to say "a man with an exceptionally large penis."

He's a thaddious.

by Idomtknow February 22, 2017

thoddy

stodgy, heavy, usually applied to food.

The pizza toppings were great, but the base was a bit thoddy

by woodswine February 21, 2009

Theadar

Theadar is similar to gaydar or Jewdar except that it is the ability to detect those who work/volunteer in theatrical productions or were involved in theater in their youth but moved on to non-theater related professions. It is especially relevant for performers. It is more often applied to those who used to participate in theater but no longer do so. It often refers to lingering personality traits that can't be masked when moving away from the theatrical world.

My equine science teacher is attractive, charming, has a really outgoing personality, is really good at pantomime and talks about his favorite movies a lot. I told him I thought he would have made a great actor or comedian. He said he used to do theater when he was a boy. Inside I just knew it! I must have good theadar.

by qween rachel March 1, 2009

thlad

a new theatre lad.

"pearce...you're such a massive thlad."

by crippled20 December 6, 2009