by Aria.loser June 20, 2021
A derogatory term referring to italian immigrant. This term was mainly used in scotland and comes from the raspberry sauce italians would put on icecreams (also shortened term for italien). The term was used back in the 1940's and a famous book was published about called "Tally's blood". The term however is rarely used but can still be derogatory.
white racist: I wonder if these ice creams were made by them sweaty tallies (dont wany of em)
white racist2: those cunts should go back to their own country aye, oi heres another tally coming up to us
smart white person: Hey that's racist we should respect all people whether they are from any race
white racist2: those cunts should go back to their own country aye, oi heres another tally coming up to us
smart white person: Hey that's racist we should respect all people whether they are from any race
by YourMumSussy April 30, 2023
A word, phrase, action, or thought that a specific person uses or does commonly and subconsciencely; Something that a person does that is done without noticing; What you call when something is done based off of a habit or a bad habit.
Some words or phrases that are Tallies; like , ugh, basically, etc.
Some actions; daydreaming randomly, waving your arms while speaking.
Example; " My tally is that I wiggle my foot when I endure something, or when I am nervous"
" My freind's tally is that he says 'basically' at the beginning of most of his sentences. "
Some actions; daydreaming randomly, waving your arms while speaking.
Example; " My tally is that I wiggle my foot when I endure something, or when I am nervous"
" My freind's tally is that he says 'basically' at the beginning of most of his sentences. "
by J-Factor November 30, 2013
A person who assists one in the act of defecation in a hotel room or other public facility. It is usually found in high class European facilities and hotels. Reserved for the eldery/physically disabled. It is the origin for the English word: toilet.
And do the rooms, sorry, one more question for them, do the rooms have a tallis? T-A-L-L-I-S, see these places actually have a person called a Tallis.
by Uexdrukl March 6, 2011
by heygorlhay February 22, 2019
by dsuibfiaovyev March 4, 2009
To count the number of people you have gotten on since the beginning of a school year. This includes everything from making-out to sex.
It also involves counting the number of times you consequently see that person out like in the lunch room, class, or at a party. When seeing a previously tallied person out and about then talling subsequently involves licking the forefinger, and twisting that fingers wrist in a fashion so that the finger then points in the air towards the person or persons one has previously tallied.
A friend can also tally someone with this finger motion for you if they see your tallied person before you do.
It is also used to say you want to get with someone.
It also involves counting the number of times you consequently see that person out like in the lunch room, class, or at a party. When seeing a previously tallied person out and about then talling subsequently involves licking the forefinger, and twisting that fingers wrist in a fashion so that the finger then points in the air towards the person or persons one has previously tallied.
A friend can also tally someone with this finger motion for you if they see your tallied person before you do.
It is also used to say you want to get with someone.
Kate: "Now my tally is up to three: Kevin, Aaron, and John"
Molly: "Hey, Kate, I see John in the lunch line. Tally!" Molly then makes the tally motion with her hand and kate then does it.
Molly: "I want to Tally Kevin K."
Molly means that she wants to make-out or do more with Kevin K.
Charlie: "So, are we gonna tally or what?"
Emily: "Yeah, let's tally!"
Molly: "Hey, Kate, I see John in the lunch line. Tally!" Molly then makes the tally motion with her hand and kate then does it.
Molly: "I want to Tally Kevin K."
Molly means that she wants to make-out or do more with Kevin K.
Charlie: "So, are we gonna tally or what?"
Emily: "Yeah, let's tally!"
by Risque Munsell 7 girls November 4, 2007