Tovo Kanjo and forward!

Expression used to comfort person whose car got destroyed in an accident. Phrase is a combination of four words:
Tovo - misspelled "Toyo", name of the japanese tyre company
Kanjo - Kanjo is a subculture based in Osaka which is centered around Hondas and street racing on one of highway loops.
and forward! - "don't give up and go forward!"

K: Dude I took my Civic for a spin yesterday and yeeted into the fucking guardrail! My Civic is fucking ruined!

C: Mate stop whining! Tovo Kanjo and forward!

by 2137 June 1, 2019

Forward middle finger

Sign of love and effection

Hey babe (forward middle finger).
Love you too babe

by Nothankhewgleh March 19, 2021

Forward Edge

To edge is a masturbation technique (used mostly, but not exclusively by men) where you intentionally bring yourself to the brink (edge) of orgasm- but don't cum. Instead you stop and let the pleasurable feelings die down.

The forward edge is when 2 or more men participate with the first man fucking the second man in the ass. The second man is therefore the forward edge.

Jenny got cucked when here man was the forward edge in an all male three way.

by JeremyDickens January 31, 2022

Chin forward

A unintelligent mexican who’s got a chin forward, loves racism, 9/11, and is obviously extremely normal.

“Chin forward likes to say the n-word a lot on counter-strike for no reason.”

by thegiantscout69 November 12, 2023

forwardable

very hot and sexy
ladies man

forwardable

bussy slayer

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Forward

Forward (verb, slang) – A Toronto slang term, originating from the Rexdale area, meaning to pull up, come through, or move toward a specific place or situation. Deeply rooted in the city’s Jamaican and Caribbean influence, forward is commonly used in casual conversation and street culture as both an invitation and a directive, often carrying a sense of urgency or informality. Now a staple of Toronto’s urban slang, the term has spread beyond its origins, reflecting the city’s distinct linguistic influence.

“Shorty said she’s feeling me, so I told her forward and let’s chill.”

by Aladdón February 11, 2025