I don't want no trouble

A term first used by Jackie Chan. It is often used by Asians--particularly Chinese--when in danger...or trouble.
Though, the expression often leads to a worse beat-down.
Pronounced like so: "I don't wont no trobble."

"What's up, my nigger?"
"What did you just say?"
"What's up, my nigger?"
"Come here! You better watch your mouth!"
"-What you say, boy?"
"I don't want no trouble."
-Rush Hour

by CalvinL September 28, 2006

Troubletree

Troubletree is a chain of hotels owned by the Hilton brand. Troubletree is known for incompetent staff, inept management and stale chocolate chip cookies.

The worst hotel I have ever stayed at was the Troubletree Chelsea in NYC.

by philanewbie March 1, 2010

more trouble than it's worth

high maintenance; requiring excessive investments of effort that may not be exceeded by the return

The fact that Glen M. is not a rational actor makes him more trouble than he's worth.

by N1913 July 1, 2005

Trouble-Solver

A person who solves trouble. Solves trouble from troublemakers. a person who is able to come up with variable solution to causes and types of trouble.

Columbo is a Trouble-solver or Mark Sloane is a Trouble-solver e.g someone made a murder causing trouble therefore solved by said names.

by Sh*tbag April 23, 2009

keep troubles at bay

to control something and prevent it from causing you problems

She fought to keep troubles at bay.

by Daghfag November 7, 2010

troubadour

A singer/minstrel/poet of folk songs/literature.

Troubadours were musicians.

by werwertwgg432 January 17, 2005

good trouble

The kind of trouble you can be proud of, a term used by civil rights icon John Lewis, to mean standing up to authority for what you believe in.

“My philosophy is very simple, when you see something that is not right, not fair, not just, say something, do something, get in trouble, good trouble, necessary trouble!”

by Dr Bunnygirl August 15, 2020