tommies

Slang -(n) 1. A derogatory term for a British Soldier. Most likely from World War I. 2. Tommy Atkins: Generic name for the "British" common soldier.

Movie U-571 (German sub being depth charged by an allied destroyer) "The Tommies are crapping all over us captian!"

by Todd Cosma April 16, 2008

tommy

person with undeniable sexual skills able to get poon daily.

"dude that kids almost a tommy because he gets poon like its his day job."

"damn straight nigga."

by Chet Johnson November 23, 2007

a "tommy"

British soldiers have long been know as Tommies because when pay books were 1st issued in 1812 during the Peninsula campaign, soldiers were shown an example pay book in the name shown below:

Private Thomas (Tommy) Atkins of the Grenadiers. Hence a "tommy".

by fubarderby December 28, 2005

Tommi

Handsome lad who's scared of girls.

Tommi <3

by i got fire November 22, 2011

Tommi

An amazing and talented young lady who brings sparkle and light to everything she does an everyone that she meets. She is very good at all artistic and creative aspects, but tends to be a loner.

Alice: Have you seen Tommi?
Stacy: No, but she's probably reading a book in her room or drawing in the art room.

by Princess____ February 7, 2014

tommies

pl., noun
offensive for english soldiers after WW2 in germany

verdammte Tommies, get out of our country!

by Lapdelem July 1, 2004

Tommie

one beautiful and pretty little lady; not only is she smart, but she is also a sweet and wonderful friend; major cutie; epitome of a female.

"Tommie, I think you have something in your eye. Nope, it's just a sparkle."

"Tommie, don't frown - you'll never know who might be falling in love with your smile."

"Tommie, If you were a laser, you'd be set on 'stunning'."

"Tommie, how's George?"

by J.B. =] Happy Birthday Tommie October 18, 2008