tschus

1. To say 'bye' in German.
2. To indicate how silly one is when they say it.
3. To know that you are using one of Prabhath's authentic words.

1. Tschus (say it like: ch-eh-ss)
2. TSCHUS!(say it like: ch-alllghnh with the tongue out whilst saying it for effect.
3. Prabhath is the greatest!

by Prabs incorporated September 11, 2005

Tschunk

Tschunk is a word you say when sitting down on a chair etc. You can also use tschunk as an everyday word, you can replace any word of any language with tschunk as shown in the example below.

Gerd: Schaut mal! Da tschunkt Vladi im Garten rum!
John: Luc, did you tschunk Vladi last night?
Luc: Oui, je lui ai tschunké. Giuseppe est-ce que tu as les tschunks pour Vladi?
Giuseppe: Si, ho i tschunki per Vladi. Sono tschunki grandi.

by Knorke December 28, 2005

Tschunk

Tschunk is a word you say when sitting down on a chair etc. Also you can use tschunk as an everyday word, you can replace any word of any language with tschunk as shown in the example below.

Gerd: Da tschunkt Vladi im Garten rum!
John: Luc, did you tschunk Vladi last night?
Luc: Oui, je lui ai tschunké. Giuseppe est-ce que tu as les tschunks pour Vladi?
Giuseppe: Si, ho i tschunki per Vladi. Sono tschunki grandi.

by Knorke July 23, 2008

tschüss

The opposite of moin , used in the north of germany for saying 'bye'

Person A: "Moin"

Person B: "Tschüss"

by Akira Estrella February 8, 2017

tschutschi

A term used in Austria to offend people. Equivalent to motherf*cker. Tschutschi is also the plural and it can also be used in English.

-Wow, he is such a tschutschi!
-What a bunch of dumb tschutschi...

by H4x0rusFakeAccountDuHund August 15, 2017