tail bounce

A positive term used to describe the jiggle of a voluptuous booty.

Ooooh yeaah, see the tail bounce on that hottie walking into the bar.

by lionizor April 9, 2007

canadian tailgate

while nailing ã girl from behind doggy style, you jam ã beer bottle up her ass at the same time.

"man, I gave your sister the canadian tailgate last night with ã labatt, then ã mexican tailgate with ã corona later."

by ryanthebatman September 28, 2008

Donkey Tail

Pinning a used condom on the other person's butt or back without them knowing. Like pin the tail on the donkey but with a used condom...

Jack: Dude! I donkey tailed this girl last night after we did it... she didn't even notice it... She was walkin around my apartment sporting a donkey tail!

Dave: (::High five::) hahaha Nice!

by havok137 July 10, 2011

Mane and Tail

Shampoo commonly sold at petco and petsmart, although sometimes found at target. Primary use is for horses but says on the back: 'for human and animal use.' Actually works quite well for the humans.

Duuuuude, stiv uses mane and tail and his hair is f*ckin irresistable!!!

by stiv f June 24, 2009

Point and tail situation

A situation where someone comes in at the tail end of a conversation and doesn't get the point of the conversation and is a dumbass who tries to put in their two cents.

Kyle: ... and that's why I learned to play the super Mario brothers theme song on guitar.

David: Oh, interesting story.
Dumbass guy: (while butting in) I can play guitar too!
Kyle: It's really more of a point and tail situation.

point tail situation

by Whatthefat July 20, 2010

dragon tail

(n) 1. a long line of congested highway or road. see TRAFFIC
2. a line of people waiting to get somewhere

see also: dragon's tail, traffic

"God damnit! We would have been on time if it wasn't for that friggin dragon tail"

by joe porter March 25, 2003

tagalog

A language native to the southern part of the island of Luzon in the Philippines. The Tagalog language is the main base language for the one of the official languages of the Philippines, Filipino (the other official language is English). The language, like most of the languages of the Philippines, is related to Malaysian, Indonesian, Hawaiian, Tongan, Somoan, some southern Taiwanese languages, and many more that are included in the Austronesian group of languages. The language has about 18 million native speakers. Tagalog can also refer to the Tagalog people.

I know very little of Tagalog, since both my parents are Visayan, but I will try to give some examples.

mahal- love
hirap- delicious
nanay- mother
tatay- father
lolo- grandfather
lola- grandmother
bukas- uncooked rice
araw- day
gabi- night
kita- we (you and I)
ako- I, me
langit- heaven, sky
dilim- dark (in terms of brigtness of light)
puti- white
itim- black
aso- dog
pusa- cat
puso- heart
tubig- water
baya- land
mata- eye

There's more I know, but I think this is enough

by si_ fanboy July 16, 2008