Toodlepip

Another way of saying goodbye.

"toodlepip john"

by Mattie_B March 28, 2009

Trogdor

1. Draw an S and then a more different S.
2. Close it up real good at the top for his head.
3. Then, using consummate V's, give him teeth, spinities(???), and angry eyebrows.
4. Then you can add smoke or fire, or maybe some wings, you know if he's a wing-a-ling dragon.
5. Then put a beefy arm on him for good measure, which looks really good, coming out of the back of his neck dere.
6. Get burninating!

by headcheese46 May 13, 2003

toodle-loo

Archaic american form of 'goodbye'. It derives from the french expression "a tout a l'heure" meaning "see you later", and came into vogue in the US particularly after the second world war.

Mim : "Bye-Bye!"

Vim : "Toodle-loo!"

by spungedave March 6, 2010

Troodling

When an uncircumcised man wraps the hood of his uncut man meat over the hood of another man's uncut dangle. They precede to slide back and forth until ejaculation

Neil: Wow. This place is really dead tonight. There are, literally, no women here...I'm bored.
Bob: So true. Want to buy a box of cheap beer, go back to my place and do a little troodling?

by Derpydurpy May 2, 2017

toodles

A shortened Anglicized version of the French phrase à tout à l'heure which means goodbye.

Sean: So I'll see you tomorrow then!
Jane: Sure thing. Toodles!

by learnedcivilperson February 22, 2010

Trogdor the Burninator

Trogdor is a wingaling dragon, with special beefy arm and burnination powers.

Long live the dragon.

SB:TROGDOR!!!
TROGDOR!!!
Trogdor was a man, um... he was a... dragon-man!!!!Or...maybe...he was just a dragon, but he was still...
TROGDOR!!!
TROGDOR!!!
Burninating the country-side,
Burninating the Pheasents!
Burninating all the people,
and their thatched-roof COTTAGES!!!
THATCHED-ROOF COTTAGES!!!

And then the Trogdor comes in the NIIIIIIGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHH!!!

H*R:AMEN.

by Trogdor April 23, 2004

toodyhoo

A term urging others to enjoy whatever new object they have just purchased. It can also mean something akin to “wear it well” (when referring to clothing, as it often is) or “use it well. when referring to anything else”

Translation of Hebrew word "tithadesh - תִּתְחַדֵּשׁ" , which does not have an English translation. It is a very common word in the hebrew language, and is very nice to say to someone who purchased something new!

1: Is that a new car?
2:Yea i just bought it
1: wow it's beautiful, toodyhoo

by Mrisrael September 22, 2017