tolongas

One way to call your balls in Spanish.
Its use is not advised in polite company.

Caress my tolongas while you blow me, Lupe!
My tolongas hang so low that I often trip over them.

by Hugh G Rection April 10, 2006

for whom the bell tolls

2. Good book by Ernest Hemingway. It's about soldiers in the Spanish Civil War.

2. Classic Metallica song. It has great guitar, cool lyrics, and is a perfect song to headbang to. It's based off of the book by the same name.

1. For Whom the Bell Tolls is an excellent war story.

2. "Take a look to the sky, just before you die... It's the last time you will!"

by Rastablowtorch September 17, 2005

nodus tollen

the realization that the plot of your life doesn’t make sense to you anymore

She was feeling nodus tollen when her crush asked someone else to prom

by Htraub March 21, 2017

The Tolono Tug

The non-gay public exchange of a left handed hand-job between married men. Most commonly occurring at a small town dive bar at a 4 seat high top table.

Last time I was at Lil Bufords I saw Tony and Bill doing The Tolono Tug. If they had not been seated at a high top table in the back of the bar I would have been concerned about their marriages...

by dontevertryttofiguremeout December 27, 2020

toll sip

A sip of a beverage taken by someone while passing the beverage to it's rightful owner. The sip is taken as a "payment" by the person passing the drink. This action is most prevalent when one buys a beer from an aisle vendor while sitting deep in a row at a sporting event. Resulting "toll sips" are taken by your annoying buddies after the vendor hands it to them to pass to you.

"Hey Frankie! Pass me a beer, and no toll sips this time!"

by Deracin8ed December 9, 2008

Tolulope

Usually daughter of a king. Beautiful, independent, strong, kind, determined and generous.

(Tolulope) makes me believe in angels.

by Marco Don’t Play November 22, 2020

OM TELOLET OM

Direcly translated to "Sir, Honk the horn sir" is phrase used by Indonesian, mainly children to ask bus driver to honk their bus’s Horn. They often ask bus driver to do so because they love the loud-funny sound of the bus’s horn. This phrase consists of two words, "Om" and "telolet". In bahasa Indonesia, Om means uncle, sir, or call-name for grown-up male, and "telolet" represents the sound of the bus’s horn.
originally used for kids entertaiment whenever a bus passing by. but recently becoming internet meme by leaving the phrase in the comment section of a post. even when the post have nothing to do with a bus.

*Bus passing by*
OM TELOLET OM!
*Bus driver honk the horn*
"Telolettelolet~"

*dj snake release new song*
OM TELOLET OM!

by midzk December 21, 2016