(Foxhunting) The phrase uttered by a member of the hunt who sees the fox
(Aviation) (carried over from foxhunting) The phrase uttered by a pilot advising that he sees the air traffic that has been called out for him
(Aviation) (carried over from foxhunting) The phrase uttered by a pilot advising that he sees the air traffic that has been called out for him
(Foxhunting) Member of the hunt seeing the fox: "Tally-ho!"
(Aviation) Ground Control: "United 234, your traffic is a 737 at your ten o'clock descending through your altitude."
United 234: "Roger, Tally-ho!"
(Aviation) Ground Control: "United 234, your traffic is a 737 at your ten o'clock descending through your altitude."
United 234: "Roger, Tally-ho!"
by FTom January 30, 2011
by 850 May 12, 2005
A term developed by pimps in the late 60's. It was used as a way of saying "goodbye i need to go count my whores now". Back then it was easy to lose count because of lack of technology. They now use a device known as the "bitch meter". This is often mistaken for tally whore.
by billybobhomo May 15, 2008
by pantspirate June 11, 2009
the phrase shouted by someone on a pulling competition to the person keeping the ho tally, to tell them to tally up another ho.
by themunn May 07, 2007
This once famous phrase of the english gentry is not entirely as it would first appear.
The phrase is in actuality, a question that racks the brain of a partaker in a conversation to delve back into their memories and remember just how many women they have slept with in their promiscuous lives.
The phrase is in actuality, a question that racks the brain of a partaker in a conversation to delve back into their memories and remember just how many women they have slept with in their promiscuous lives.
Quentain: Tally Ho?
Rutherfelt Von Steinbeck: Oh closing the gap slowly on 100 now old sport.
Quentain: Spiffing!
Rutherfelt Von Steinbeck: Oh closing the gap slowly on 100 now old sport.
Quentain: Spiffing!
by j7xMaster6000 July 23, 2008
Thong underwear visible above one's pants. One person in a group spots it and yells, "tally ho!" It is now up to the others in the group to find it.
by camarohair January 17, 2007