Tactical Puke

Making yourself vomit to relieve alcohol related feelings of sickness

Had one serious tactical puke this morning

by dsheezy April 20, 2011

tactical retard

a person who uses the same tactic every time even though it usualy fails

chris: frontal assault will work.
HEADSHOT
chris: maybe it will work this time.
HEADSHOT
chris: maybe it will work this time.
HEADSHOT
steve: what a tactical retard

by MR.Chaosman12345 December 16, 2009

tactical jerk

When a man who hopes to pick up at a bar or club masturbates before going out. This is done so that the said man will not be desparate and go home witht he first girl hwo offers him sex.

Dude, i did a tactical jerk beforehand so that i wont bring home an ugly broad

by Chrisdawwwg April 24, 2007

Tactical Party

When someone throws a party in order to spend time with an object of their romantic desires.

Jasper is organising a tactical party in order to get Clarissa round his place.

by sizp December 14, 2009

pizza tactics

A tactics regularly used by twitch debaters where they eat pizza to deradicalize watchers form both the left and the right.

Destiny is utilizing a popular tactic that is very effective called pizza tactics. What he is doing by eating the pizza is drawing attention away from intricate arguments and bringing your attention to the pizza he is eating

by Problematize March 15, 2021

tactical casual

A form of dress code common in shooting ranges and people in the defense industry. Similar to business casual, but wearing a mixture of casual clothing mixed with more rugged, outdoor, or "tactical" clothing and footwear. Typically worn by firearms enthusiasts, military / vets, etc.

- Wearing colors like Coyote Brown, Olive Drab, Khaki, and other "tactical" colors.

- Guy on the range wearing 5.11 pants and boots, with a T-Shirt.

- Softshell jackets with shoulder velcro patches.

- A hat with a US Flag patch automatically qualifies as tactical casual.

by Okix25 March 24, 2015

out-tactic

verb - meaning to use better tactics than one's opponent. Most common context is in football/soccer.

First used by British football manager Sam Allardyce, who was pleased when he "out-tacticed" then Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho at Stamford Bridge.

"Man United lost since Guardiola out-tacticed them"

by coa994 March 05, 2019