Tionglish

When speaking with people from China with a thick accent, we can't really decipher what they're saying, so the English inadvertently turns into Tiong-lish.

The word stems from "Ah Tiong", a phrase used commonly to describe dirty unwashed people from China.

I couldn't understand the Tionglish she was speaking, I almost mistook "contribution" for "Country Building"!

by Jxsha January 21, 2010

triangles

The hair around the side of the face near the temples, that often forms a point that looks like a triangle.

Otis became obsessed with his triangles and started shaving them off every morning.

by e-dot December 17, 2006

Tringlish

Tringlish is simply trini english. People say that Trinidadians speak dialect but it's a whole different language that you have to learn like any other.

Jack : Eh ged if yuh see meh dey eh watch nah yuh go bawl fuh mercy i swear!!
Jill : What? I'm lost!
John : Don't pay him no mind, he's just speaking tringlish

OR

Mrs.Richards : Please speak proper English
James : Sorry I does only speak Tringlish

by Tisha Parks October 6, 2009

Triangling

A sex act performed when three people form a triform of the common act of sixty nine.

last night i was triangling these two guys, my ass is okay but my mouth still taste like ass.

by Mr.Stevens March 23, 2020

Tanglish

It is the language formed when a word of தமிழ்(Tamil)is fused with an English word.

Person 1: Why do you keep speaking in Tanglish?
Person 2: What! I'm not pesifying(speaking) in Tanglish.

by JustSahana August 23, 2021

Triangling

The act of playing or performing with a triangle in a breathtaking musical score

Guy: Did you see that orchestra last night?
Dude: Hellz yeah, that triangler was triangling the place up!!

by coolmanjack1995 August 5, 2011

Triangling

Triangling, noun
1. Gossip; talking about someone else in a negative light when they are not present.
2. Pitting others against someone to advance your own objective.
3. Devisive.

Tom was triangling the staff and positioning them against each other.

This is a term used when one person talks about a person when the other person is not present.

A graceful way to respond to someone who does this with you is to ask them, “have you talked with ……about this?”

Or to state something positive about the person being talked about and shifting the conversation to another topic. Gracious character can be trusted and when you stand up for others walk in integrity.

by SpeakTruth#1 August 21, 2018