tsagala

The act of throwing away a lead in the final minutes of a championship game and thus losing and finishing second.

Marko: How did we lose this game?

Myrtos: Fuck man we pulled a Tsagala.

by Maurizio Joquin Yakin February 12, 2010

tragalaga

the term describes a straight bust down , slut, skank , skeezer , no shame, disease carrying girl . who gets down with anything and everything.

man i was with the homies last night and we ran a train on this tragalaga

by rdoggizzle August 14, 2011

tagflag

the tag in the collar of a shirt when it is exposed above the collar. common courtesy requires one who sees a tagflag to inform the wearer of the shirt with said tagflag.

man one: Hey man you have a tagflag.
man two: Thanks man. this tag always sticks up.

mom: Son you have a tagflag.
son: thanks mother. Would you please cut the tag out of my shirt? it is itchy.

by ryan yoder January 11, 2008

Tagaloner

The one kid in your group of friends that no one likes but is always there because he follows you around so he won't be alone.

Man Tony is such a tagaloner, I wish he would just leave us alone!

by DrLugnut March 31, 2009

Tamalaged

To be attacked by a group of individuals who sell Tamales outside of the supermarket. Abusive, violent sales tactics. Normally carried out by the elder generation ie. Grandmothers/Abuelas that want badly for you to eat their specific brand of Tamales

While trying to leave my supermarket, I was tamalaged for not stopping and purchasing food from a stranger.

by BretwithoneT February 14, 2019

Tangalang

Any object that shines bling or illuminate.

1. All my diamonds "Tangalang".

2. Did you see that car rims ? They was "Tangalang".

by DeelowDiamondMan May 24, 2014

tagalog

Dialect spoken by many Luzon-based Filipinos. Tagalog is generally regarded as the lingua franca among Filipinos at home and abroad, but there are several other dialects spoken across the archipelago, and there is some sensitivity about treating Tagalog as definitively "Filipino."

Also refers to the ethnicity of Tagalog-speaking natives. One theorized origin of the word is "taga-ilog," meaning "from the river."

The Tagalogs speak Tagalog.

by Pau January 3, 2004