Tunes

The word Hippies use to call Music, Beats, or any kind of Songs.

"Dude, where's the tunes?" (*puff*)

by M. Mathers June 8, 2005

to the tune of

An Idiom: To the sum or extent of.

"We're looking at jail time, Franky. Either that or a fine to the tune of $50,000."

by AA November 2, 2003

tuned

Stating that someone or something competing lost badly at whatever activity.

Dude, we got tuned in last night's soccer game, we lost 9-0.

or

Your'e getting tuned man, just give up.

by hektor January 27, 2005

tuning in

lightly pinching a womans nipples between the thumb and fore-finger and gently, slowly twisting them right and left; similar to twisting a radio's tuner dial back and forth to capture a distant station.

Man,I was tuning in that chicks nips... it drove her crazy man!

by dontwanttogivename September 26, 2005

tuning

Changing your car's appearance to enhance it (in your eyes) - ranges from lame dasher frills and spoilers to reboared cylinders and rechipped injection circuits. It's supposed to make your car go (or just look) faster.

The proud owner of a tuned car won't likely sell it to anyone else.

by Zdenek August 20, 2004

Tuning

When u fake chirps someone because ur slightly bored

I was tuning him it didn’t mean anything

by B01S November 9, 2017

to the tune of

"around about" - approximately, roughly, in the region of. often applies to a monetary amount.

i heard an offer to the tune of 5 million dollars for this place.

by Smiff November 3, 2003