Tessa

A beautiful loving sister who dances like a star.

That Tessa always shines

by bamesis September 9, 2010

Tess

A pretty and funny person who knows how to make friends! She's always spunky and sassy and never lets anyone push her around. Popular with the boys cause she's quite flirty but also very sporty. Very self confident but never vain. She usually doesn't open up unless you know her well other wise she can be hard to read and can come off as mean but reality has a kind heart!

"Did you see that girl on the volley ball team ? She's a star!"

"Ya! She must be a tess"

by Anonymusxoxox December 14, 2013

Test-Tickle

The act of tickling a person who is either conscious or not, with your testicles.

She was sleeping on my couch so I thought I would wake her up with the Test-Tickle.

by Mattiusmaximus October 25, 2009

Orgasm Test

When you think your in love with someone. You must apply the orgasm test. When your feeling all lovey dovey about them,you masturbate until you climax and after that,If you feel differently about them. They have failed the orgasm test and you should NEVER get serious with them.

Hey man,What ever happened to going out with Julie?

I really Liked her but I took the orgasm test and she totally failed.

by SmoothlikeAcid March 9, 2011

Tyler White Test

A test created by the infamous Tyler White from Anthem Arizona.

In simple terms....if a girl/guy was laying in your bed naked would you do them?

Stephen: Do you think Tasha passes the Tyler White Test?
Mike: Hell yeah...id do things to her i wouldnt do to a farm animal!

by OgMikeBone September 10, 2009

Tessa

Tessa is the new way to keep it fun in bed. Do her backwards, forwards, cowboy, doggy. She does the full works. Be aware though you may not walk the next day! Her technique is unmatched

Oh man I did that Tessa chick and I think I popped my ball sacks it was so good.

by willywonka1974 March 21, 2021

Hatton Test

Like the Bechdel Test, but for media portraying a person with a disability.

The Hatton test: Does the person with a disability exist in the media for a reason other than to glorify a non-disabled person? Are they presented as a complete person, with hopes, fears, and skills unrelated to their disability? Are they portrayed as automatically evil, or inspirational, because of their role as "other"?

"Sorry Glinda, I can't go see Phantom of the Opera with you. It fails the Hatton Test, and each time I see it, I leave the theater feeling dehumanized and sad. However, I heard that Young Frankenstein is playing at that theater with the great pizza, and there's even a place I can tie up my flying monkeys outside".

by Gertrude Bell April 17, 2014