threeither

(noun): Used as an additional way to agree to a statement after someone has already stated "me neither"; used as an additional "me neither" when you are the third person to agree.

Mallory: I always enjoyed Paul McCartney's style, but I'm not crazy about the new look.
Daniel: Oh, me neither..
Emerald: Me threeither.

by LE831 March 15, 2008

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Treather

threath·er
-noun
1. The correct spelling of the misspelled word "Treasure"
2. Usually requires you to stop.
3. Always located below you.

—Related forms
treath·er·a·ble, adjective
treath·ere·less, adjective
un·treath·er·a·ble, adjective
un·treath·ered, adjective

Muff 1: Yo dude! You better stop! There's treather below!
Muff 2: Ya thanks man! I see the treather!

by UberSharks October 25, 2010

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thegither

Scottish for 'together'. Pronounced: |ðɪˈɡɪðər|.

Irvine Welsh's Trainspotting: "...ah got it thegither tae board the fucker and headed back tae Sunny Leith."

(in English: I got it together to board the fucker and headed back to Sunny Leith.)

by jogge_j January 19, 2011

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TheOtherPal

an awesome toxic aussie that wants to see the world burn slowly

Random : Hey TheOtherPal where are you from?

TheOtherPal : Australia ya silly cunt

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Threachery

A portmanteau of the words 'threat' and 'treachery': as in a threat that is treacherous.
The precursor to actually treachery.

1. Threatened by betrayal of fidelity, confidence, or trust.
2. An indication or caveat of perfidy.
3. Potential pain, injury, evil, or punishment that arrises from treason.

A rumour has reached the King's ear that his younger brother intends to topple him from his throne... 'This is threachery!'

by Favfly August 6, 2012

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