thaiagra

When you have a permanent erection in Thailand

My thaiagra let me nail 10 sluts in 1 night

by trumpet trousers June 5, 2015

tasia

(Tasia is not spelled with an h)
The hottest girl in school. Everybody likes her.

Guy1: dude did you see tasia

Guy2: yeah man she's hot asf

by jameslikestasiaLMAO February 16, 2021

chocolate thai

A chronic strain of Cannibus.

"Pass me sum of that Chocolate Thai."

by Diego August 30, 2003

thai iced tea

The most delicious drink you will ever have the pleasure of slipping past your teeth, onto your tongue, and then down your throat. Shortly after the experience you are sad that it's all gone, making you either buy another or contemplate life without this drink and then consider suicide.

Get one.

"In the letter she left before she died it said: 'never enough thai iced tea'."

"What do you think she meant?"

"I...I don't know. I just don't know."

by lemms June 6, 2009

THASIAN

thiCC Asian

Todd: "Woah, that Asian is thiCC!'
Brendan: "No Todd, that's a THASIAN."

by hoseokiie August 28, 2019

Thai

A humble, dignified and well manned young man. Respectful to all and has love for his bros and family. He may not be the hardest but he can still fight. Not the smartest but he's still passing. Not the most attractive but still attractive.

Thai is so cool.

by Thaibyrius December 25, 2016

Tasiac

TASIAC or Tasiac or even tasiac is an acronym:

Tax

And

Spend

Is

A

Catastrophe.
This is exemplified by the (UK) Brown Administration (1997-2010), which, despite having a plausible blair, or Spieler in fairground terminology, to grease the ways, tested to destruction the 'Tax and Spend' notion of socialist economics.
The main architect - given that the blair couldn't calculate the change when buying a newspaper, was the monocular caledonian onanist, Brown.

"Blair allegedly held the levers of power - but was too supine to prevent Gordon Brown exemplifying the Tasiac Law," said Ottaway, a well-regarded gardener.

Without using the term Tasiac, the 'Daily Telegraph' inveighs frequently against the horrendously incontinent spending of the Nu-Labour administration, in a daily bulletin on the iniquities of the Man who ditched Prudence - and bankrupted an Empire's heirs for generations.

by Railtracksurvivor August 21, 2009