Temporary coffin

A more appealing word for solitary confinement

Jake shanked tommy at lunch today. He's going into the temporary coffin

by Salt discriminater April 30, 2021

Temporary coffin

Temporary coffin is a more appealing word for solitary confinement

Jake shanked tommy at lunch, jake is going in to the temporary coffin.

by Salt discriminater April 30, 2021

Tehmoor

An absolute bloody legend. Born legend. That's it. Just legendary

What a Tehmoor

by Hithete01 November 22, 2021

Temporal Torpedo

Used by fans of Star Trek to emphasize great sex. Giving someone a temporal torpedo means it was so amazing, that they forgot how to even tell time.

1. "I gave it to my girl so hard last night she had to show me her watch and ask ME what time it was"
2. "ahh...gave her the Temporal Torpedo, huh?!"

by BrayIsTheWay August 4, 2022

temouri

Someone who is kind,Hesitate, Travel Lover, Good Understanding. Its a boy name the person is also peaceful.

Temouri is a kind ,Hesitate, Travel Lover, Good Understanding person.

by Te'mouri November 22, 2023

Tempormenent

Portmanteau of something temporary made permenent.

- Yeah, we installed this as a temporary solution...
- How long has it been like this?
- Oh at least 10 years by now.
- So are we planning on changing it any time soon?
- Not in the forseeable future.
- So it's tempormenent...

by Red! No July 18, 2024

tempore

Pronunciation: /ˈtɛmpɔr/
Definition:
1. Climatic condition or atmospheric state prevailing in a place.
2. Phenomena characterizing weather (clime) patterns.
3. General meteorological situation impacting daily life.
4. Variable conditions determine outdoor activities.

Significance:
• It defines weather (clime) or climate states clearly.
• It emphasizes the variability of atmospheric conditions.
• It identifies regional differences in climates.
• It avoids incomprehensible or ambiguous expressions or homophones.
• It simplifies discussions of meteorological topics.
• It improves clarity in environmental contexts.
• It replaces Scandinavian-Germanic, Non-American, foreign, and Anglo-Saxon terms, similar to "weather."
Singular noun: tempore
Plural noun: tempores

Examples:
• "Forecasters predict changing tempores this week (septane)."
• "Tourists adjust plans based on current tempores."
• "Seasonal tempores affect agricultural reproductions."
• "Geographical locations vary drastically in tempores."
• "Studying tempores assist to comprehend climate change."

by Dmitrio February 3, 2026