taverick

A guy name. This guy probably owns cats. They can practically control the weather. Typically pretty Introverted but still speaks his mind. Is a great friend that you can always talk to

Taverick please make it snow tomorrow! Taverick is such a cool name.

by Big Seal B) December 17, 2021

Concept of Tylerization

A strange concept that is very similar to trying to memorize everything pertaining to a subject in a very short timeframe. (especially in academic settings)

You went from a noob to an expert in under a week? You must be an expert at the Concept of Tylerization.

by babla13579 June 6, 2020

A good tylering

When you get a mop handle shoved up your ass farther than Tyler did in 13 reasons why

I could go for a good tylering right now, I hope there’s no blood this time

by J rock from the dirty E August 6, 2022

talei

1) Precious

2) see cocktease

3) Act of giving it up (to lay)

3) Who gets Talei tonight?

by mario420 July 27, 2006

Tylering

Sticking three fists into a person's anus.

I was constipated for a week, until Vaz was tylering me.

by Cunt_Guzzler October 30, 2011

Teleri

The "sea-elves", in the work of Tolkien. One of the three clans of elves who crossed the sea (under the leadership of Olwe), although the elves led by Cirdan, who remained in a region of Beleriand known as the Falas, are also counted among the Teleri. (The Sindar, who are of the same clan, appear to be considered separate because they did not reach the sea).

Closest to Ulmo among the Valar, the Teleri dwell in coastal towns whether in Valinor or Middle-Earth. They play a minor role in the Silmarillion; their main dwelling-places in Beleriand were the cities of Vinyamar and Eglarest in the Falas. In Lord of the Rings, the elves dwelling in Lindon and the Grey Havens, including the still-resident Cirdan, are Teleri.

The Teleri are great ship-builders, although their greatest ships were stolen by Feanor and the Noldor in the Kinslaying. These ships were later burnt by Feanor at Loscar, in a gesture of hostility towards Fingolfin, whom he had left in the lands near Valinor.

by Andy April 25, 2004

Tylerism: First Edition

A book of life, botany, and the wonders of the world, all combined in one.

Shawn: What's your fave book?
Cassy: Thesauraus.Yours?
Shawn: Mine's Tylerism: First Edition.
Cassy: Isn't that a religion for dumbass's, moron's, and idiot's?
Shawn: Not anymore.

by TKLV April 14, 2009