thinga-madooger

A chess piece styled butter cookie, often used to play chess at tea parties. They are bought on their own or as one cookie style in a sampler box.

Also, the game played with thinga-madoogers.

When Sally took Kevin's pawn with her knight, she gleefully picked up the the thinga-madooger and bit off the pawn's head.

by star-skipper October 30, 2010

Thing ruiner

Quite simply, a person who ruins a thing. May be a person who kills a joke, or simply is just an overall buzzkill. When someone ruins a thing in a group of friends, it is the responsibility of the rest of the group to point and shout "thing ruiner,' to let him or her know of his or her error.

Me and my bros were listing the greatest rappers of all time, and my friend yelled out OJ da Juice man.. We had no choice to all simultaneously yell out "thing ruiner"

by mattdi02421 April 16, 2012

Thinger

A synonym for the slang "thingy". Used often by teenagers; in fast, direct speech. Sometimes used alongside the word "madoodle"

"Woah, look at that thinger madoodle over there!"

by Pungyo February 3, 2013

thingamajiggaboo

a thing you can't describe . no racism intended yaaa jiggaboo .

"ayo mainnn what's that thingamajiggaboo"
"oh that's a hood rat, you probably couldn't tell because her weave is falling out"

by meoowwwkat February 13, 2014

Things now you're well?

Things now you're well? is a less common phrase used by Irish people. It is more common in the south of Ireland. Roughly translated it means: How are you?
'Things'... everything you care about.
'Now'...currently.
'You're'...you are.
'Well?'...feeling alright about them?

'Hey Billy. Things now you're well?'
'Not too bad Aisling. Not too bad. Things now?'
'Era, can't complain.'

by yourbuddy007 May 13, 2014

things in the world that aren't up

When something happens that is not cool in any kind of way

Person 1: shit I hooked up with this haggard chick last night

Person 2: things in the world that aren't up, this conversation.

by ONEYERYE May 26, 2014

Thingamabob

A word used to express something that you don't know the word for (works like stuff and thingy).

Example:

Me: Hey hand me that flingamabob over there, would ya?
Someone else: What

Person#1: Hand me that thingamabob, would ya!
Person#2: What??

by CrazyPerson13 September 13, 2015