by tom averis October 13, 2010
by Comrade Running Bear August 08, 2018
An often-pursued type of melody in marching band. Several such song shall be repeated, with no new installments each year.
Now, Band, you can play at least TWO notes in these stand-tunes correctly this time. Now, But Da-da-dut!
by BandMan February 08, 2014
To tweek or pinch the erect nipple as if it were the tuning knob on an analog radio. Popularized after WWII because the act of inexperienced males trying to please women resembled WWII radio operators adjusting the equipment knobs to 'tune in Tokyo'.
Being presented with his first pair of breasts made Urkle so nervous he did not know what to do and was reduced to his spaz self as the said Tuning in Tokyo while he tweeted the unfortunate girl's nipples
by van8794 May 16, 2010
It is used to disguise inaccuracies and mistakes, and – due to its increasing use in modern music – has allowed many artists to produce more precisely tuned recordings. While Auto-Tune is only one out of many commercial pitch correction packages, auto-tune is frequently used in the media as a blanket term to describe any audio processing with a similar effect, perhaps because it was the first product allowing pitch correction in real time.
by dj32089 September 18, 2008
The act of receiving or delivering a "no holds barred" beating by one indiviual or several individuals.
by druzicka July 01, 2005
by iknoooowright February 12, 2011