thrumble

To shudder with excitement or anticipation; to feel as if at a climactic point; to internally tremble at the thought or sight of something to make one synergetically excited; alt. combination of throb and rumble

"That 48-inch flat screen and Blu-ray disc player are
so cool they make my nads thrumble!"

by D. Wollman December 14, 2008

Thruck

when you are in mr gray's class and someone is being annoying and you don't want to call them a fuck. so you call them thruck

Rli You Thruck

by thruck man January 24, 2019

Spin Back Thru

When you fight someone and your opponent leaves and you want them to come back

Guy 1: I’m out

Guy 2: where you goin? Spin Back Thru

by Montana M April 16, 2019

dhruv thru

that thing you want

errie body in the club want some dhruv thru

by fradawgballer April 19, 2017

Come Thru

Definition 1: To come over

Definition 2: To do your thing, give your best, to Flex

To do something and do well or better than you are currently

A line of encouragement

1:We bout to turn up, come thru
1: I at the mall, come thru

1: I don't fell like talkin' on the phone. Just come thru. Pull up

2. I see you with the fresh fit, Come thru

by LOLDrown566 July 24, 2021

Thruit

A variant of beiruit/beer pong played with 21 cups. Three people play on each team. The person directly across the table from you must drink any cup that you sink and vice versa, prior to shooting their next shot. Two skill cups (islands) are allowed per game, per person. Two racks are also allowed per team provided that there are ten or less cups remaining. After the last cup is hit, the team that hit the cup receives the balls. Each player then shoots another shot in the hopes of sinking it and thus eliminating the player across from them. Any players who are not eliminated are then allowed to take rebuttal shots, racks are allowed as requested by the shooter. The game proceeds to a six cup game of overtime in the event that all of the cups are sunk on rebuttal.

-Does anyone want to play ruit?
-No, let's play thruit.

by Jaundy May 24, 2010

thrum

1. A word that actually means to drum one's fingers, or to strum a stringed instrument in an unskilled manner.

2. A word that is frequently misused to the point of cliché by amateur writers who think it's a hybrid of "throb" and "hum."

It isn't.

"The magic thrummed through his hands," the novice wrote, halfway though a uninspired first draft of a book that was driven by neither plot nor character development and yet would still be put in the hands of a jaded copy editor and published.

by CaesarK June 28, 2017