Telementary

Telementary Is When Someone Learns Something Off The TV. Usually When They Are Young And Usually Off One Of Those Freaky Kids Shows On How Help The Environment And How To Read And Write.

John-How Does Your Brother Know How To Read So Well?
Jack-Telementary.
John-ooo

by Doureallywant2know?!?!?!?!? December 11, 2008

Telenapping

(n.) a plum worklife negotiating outcome whereby middle managers are permitted and equipped to sleep away the vast majority of core 8 a.m.-6 p.m. work hours in the U.S. in the luxury of their own beds. As defined, the practice originated in Northern New Jersey in the mid-to-late-'90s among down-sized former telecommunications industry executives who landed on their feet in the employ of Asian telecom outfits.

Anybody feel like trying to get in a quick nine holes this afternoon? We'll have to wait a while to call you know who. I'm pretty sure he's got telenapping on his calendar until 2. He has that daily conference call wtih the home office at 5 a.m. Tokyo time.

by aquamanatee007 April 3, 2009

telentoro

a person who destorys mames and kills all in his path. destroyer of nations words and all he survays. created by josh duff to rule the world of hevan and hell

telentoro is comming run for he will destroy everything

by joshua alland duff July 21, 2011

Termendous

(adj.) false, or of poor performance, accompanied by much fanfare and self-promotion

Synonyms: bravado, bluster, boast

"Everyone says I'd be termendous at this job"

"That asshat gave a termendous performance"

by BlueProcrastination November 29, 2016

telencholy

When you’ve finished watching a television series, and now you have to find something else to watch.

Just finished watching Line of Duty, now I’ve got telencholy.

by felpsey February 10, 2022

Telenovela

Mexican show about love and too much fucking drama in it. Sometimes used by Mexicans to tell that something is too dramatic

Guy 1: Bro this is more dramatic than a telenovela
Guy 2: I know.

by mexican idiot April 10, 2022

tellmeno

A compound word formed from "tell", "me" and "no" used as a method to quickly state, "I preemptively acknowledge that you understand the objective, concept and/or action I have just presented to be accepted as an undeniable fact."

PERSON 1: (posts an image of an exquisite horse to a cowboy's Facebook timeline with the caption "tellmeno".)

PERSON 2 (A cowboy): (inner thoughts) That's an exquisite horse.

by minusbaby November 5, 2013