bare tekkers

A phrase used to describe the level of ability that an individual has in relation to a task or skill. Usually used in a football context, the phrase bare tekkers could be applied to anything that requires skills.

The phrase is the combination of two words, bare (urban sense) which means lots of or loads, and tekkers which is short for technique.

"Did you see Smithy's run and goal yesterday lad?"

"Oh yeah, man's got bare tekkers you get me?"

by Mannyonthemap0161 April 27, 2017

Treckett

A slash pairing made up of Travis McCoy (from Gym Class Heroes) and William Beckett (from The Academy Is...)

The thing is, it may not just be teenage fantasy. Some people really believe that they are an item (even though they do have girlfriends).

Girl 1: "I'm really sick of reading Ryden. What else is out there?"
Girl 2: "OMFGZZZZ! YOU MEAN YOU HAVEN'T READ TRECKETT!? Treckett > Ryden"

by xo_Lindsey_xo August 17, 2006

trakky dack

it's a slang term for track suits in Austrailia. Honestly, I don't know why track suit isn't sufficient.

"Wow thats a nice trakky dack you have there!" "Fuck off Gerald its a track suit, you're in America now"

by aeternumm August 29, 2013

tekken

Easily one of the most enjoyable fighting games of all time.

by tt May 28, 2003

trekjack

The act of a Star Trek fan posting Star Trek-related comments in a comments/message board thread that has nothing whatsoever to do with Star Trek.

Some asshole just trekjacked a thread on the Stargate boards!

by collegeanna19 January 9, 2009

tekk tekk

Its actually a word created by a cute 24-year-old guy who doesn't actually look like 24 but 14. He would say the word if someone compliments him. He felt burdensome when people say good things to him.

Lay : Xiumin hyung is so famous.
Xiumin : Tekk tekk tekk!
Lay : He's well known.
Xiumin : Tekk tekk! Stop!

by fhiewuhwonrqo May 12, 2014

trekuk

Et substantiv som beskriver en løpegutt, oftest innenfor silisium-industrien. Opprinnelig har ordet positive konnotasjoner, men kan, i enkelte sammenhenger, brukes med destruktive intensjoner.

Etymologien bak ordet kommer fra midt-Norge, rettere sagt Trøndelag, og er hyppig brukt av de eldre generasjonene.

- Kom hit farlig fort Roar, før æ kaldkvæle dæ, din trekuk!

- Nei, fy dæven. Du e en rættle gokar, din trekuk.

by halvlitern July 5, 2020