trillia

The ultimate player to play d; especially when the opponent gets very deep. She is also known as Mason's heart stealer.

How could the opponent get deep in d when Trillia plays D?

by suahdhbdhbsehaf September 22, 2020

Making Tortillas

Another term for scissoring

Did you hear that Lupita and Aj were making tortillas last night? They must’ve had a really good time.

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trillian green

1.The proccess of nature taking over man-made things.

2.Accoustic Revolutionary trio from Seattle in the early to mid 1990's

Rust, moss on roofs, dandilion poking up through concrete.

by greencellist May 30, 2005

thrillhouse

Milhouse's name used in the game "Bone Storm", also the definition of pure hax0rage.

We felt like getting layed and had some cash so we went to the Thrillhouse to pick up some hookers.

by Elanzaw May 24, 2003

nasal-ingressive voiceless velar trill

Linguistics joke. There's a fake IPA symbol to go with it, that looks like a pig snout.

It's linguistically correct description of, well, the sound pigs make.

First-year linguistics students can be humiliated by asking them to include nasal-ingressive voiceless velar trill in their presentation of rare and difficult-to-pronounce sounds in the West African languages.

by Stephanie^^ December 10, 2010

THRILLGASM

THE SUDDEN SPONTANEOUS RUSH OF EXCITEMENT THAT OCCURS AFTER SOMETHING EXTRAORDINARY HAS HAPPENED. The thrillgasm may cause someone to slap their friend in the face, jump up and down alot and not give a fuck, scream loudly, or any spontaneous movement that illustrates excitement. In some extreme cases it may even cause an orgasm.

WHEN THE GIANTS WON THE SUPERBOWL, NATE HAD A THRILLGASM

*Geek 1*- Last night I completed my quest to beat all the Zelda games. When I did, I had a thrillgasm.
*Geek 2*- Did you get spooge all over your sheets?
*Geek 1*- UHHHH Yeah. It was pretty extreme.

BRIAN OLDFIELD ONCE SAID THE WORD IN AN INTERVIEW WITH A REPORTER.

by Black Velvet December 9, 2008

Thriller

A genre that is similar to horror and crime, but it lacks scares and frightening content. The genre is more about suspense, psychology, mystery, tension and even drama.

It may have gore, though it's not used in horror fashion where it's intended to scare the shit out of us (a la, Saw & Hostel), but in realism manner - where it's necessary and not forced.

Thrillers tend to be realistic; There is no boogeyman in thrillers. Killers tend to be more human-like, maybe a little mental, and they do not wear masks or anything like that. Most thriller killers have reason to kill others (ransom, revenge, obsession, jealousy, etc). Some may be just psychotic, though not Michael Myers/Jason Vorhees psychotic, but more realistic Norman Bates/Anne Wilkes-psychotic.

Horror films pale in comparison to thrillers, as horrors scare us and give us nightmares (which is annoying, right?), while thrillers give us an adrenalin rush and make us excited, tense and never really scared.

Just a reminder: Action "thrillers" like Speed and Die Hard are just action; there's no need to call them thrillers. It's pretty retarded, really. Same as horror "thrillers" like Halloween and Dawn of the Dead; JUST call them horrors. Since 99% of action and horrors have thriller characteristics like suspense. But that doesn't mean we should call them thrillers when they're not. THEY HAVE THEIR OWN GENRE.

Hitchcock films are thrillers.

Some notable MODERN thriller films include: Panic Room, Red Eye, Buried, Frailty, Phonebooth, Cellular, Joy Ride, Single White Female, The Hitcher, Misery, Identity, The Machinist and Breakdown.

by JACKDEARIPPER October 19, 2010