Trondheim

Trondheim is the third biggest city in Norway and the biggest city in Trøndelag.

People from Trondheim and trøndelag are modest and depressive. The only loud people are people singing dark heavy metal.

Some people say Trondheim is really beautiful, but Bergen is by far more so.

Stupid bimbo woman: Let's go to Trondheim, to see the the really beautiful city and get in touch with the cozy locals!
Honky dude: No, it's just boring there. Let's go to Bergen in stead!

by Skiven January 16, 2011

Tron

Used as a substitute for "video games", a verb for the act of playing video games, or as a title for someone currently playing video games.

"Today I swung by the local Play n' Trade and picked up some new tron."

"Dustin can't talk right now, he's tron."

"I'm not sure if I should tron or just go to bed."

by itsateben May 22, 2009

Tyrone

A nice intelligent person always loyal and honest

A nice intelligent person always loyal and honest

Tyrone is so nice

by Who you123 May 5, 2020

thronging

a combination of throbbing and longing caused by extreme sexual desire

Ms Jones felt an urgent thronging in her loins every time she glanced at her repressed, yet incredibly sexy lover.

by VeryMuchLefterCath September 24, 2011

Tayronn

A kind and caring black person just with an stupid ass tantrums that hate when people ask to many question and a dark skin nigga that’s 5;10 And hits his friends and that takes a bunch of naps

Tayronn smacked his friend for asking to many damn questions hoe

by tayronn November 22, 2021

Gank-o-tron

noun: a World of warcraft player who is bad at playing and are proud they ganked someone "mainly during battlegrounds" and is proud of doing so.

see gank

these people are usually noobs or have no lives and are trying to prove something.

Allen is a level 70 hunter gank-o-tron with his guildies, but not when he is alone.

by mike a davis September 24, 2007

tron

Somthing that people know is real but no one has ever seen or heard of it.

Could I have some of those trons?

by Buster January 14, 2004