troche moche

adj. Mexican (Nahuatl) Spanish for half ass(ed), (it) sucks, crappy, micky mouse, "chafa", of low quality

not as vulgar as shit(ty)

"no lo hagas todo troche moche"

-dont do it all half-assed

get this troche moche ass shit outa here!

haha their presentation was all troche moche

by social science January 17, 2011

trench gaggle

A burial ground for many geese.

Man, that trench gaggle is damned big.

by HK February 22, 2004

Trench

A women's vagina. (Trench actual definition) - A long narrow ditch. and who used trenches the soldiers all those soldiers cooped up in a long narrow ditch trying to find space catching diseases seem familiar?

"hey bro i was deep in some trenches last night" "bro fr damn dude you catch anything" "nah bro i came back to my wife and kids like nothing ever happened"

by DirtyDDamian January 20, 2019

Seattle Salsbury Trenchcoat

When a man is about to finish making love to a womans ear, and realizes that he may have earwax on the edge of his penis. This thought causes him to pull out impulsively and unload man juice all over his girlfriend's face. Naturally still disgusted by the earwax left on his penis, he then proceeds to wipe the brown sticky material above the load he just blew, creating what appears similar to a black man wearing a white trench coat.

Ford: I totally freaked out when I saw the earwax on my dick man.
Sam: What did you do?
Ford: I had to give him a Seattle Salsbury Trenchcoat dude.
Sam: Him?
Ford:...

by Arissa Rodriguez-Lopez May 1, 2008

Troach

The hair located in ones gooch(The area between the ball sack, and the asshole).

"Bro, my I need to shave my troach off. Its starting to get out of control."

by James D. jfjfjfjjj March 4, 2008

Thonch

a very round, attractive ghetto syle booty

She's got a big thonch

by Claytonbigsby2015 January 17, 2015

Tranched Value Security (TVS)

(FINANCE) patent pending a financial derivative that splits the value of underlying asset in various proportions, each of which has a specific seniority level (less senior cannot be executed before the senior one). It allows the owner to claim either fixed monetary value or variable value share of underlying asset, depending on the specific Tranched Value Security's seniority.

A Tranched Value Security (TVS) allows one to get a risk and return exposure to the specific level of underlying asset price risk, as opposed to previously existent derivatives that allowed to do so with the entire asset price only. Within such design of financial security, owner of TVS is able to reap significant profits by taking limited risk.

One could issue a Senior and Junior Tranched Value Securities, each having a variable value share of 50%, and fixed value share of $40, backed by (say) one Bitcoin when it's price was $100. If consequentially the Bitcoin price declines to $80, the Senior TVS would remain at $50 (0% return), while the Junior TVS would become $30 (-40% return). With subsequent price correction to $110 per one Bitcoin, both TVSs would have a claim of 50% of market price ($55), making the return of Senior TVS +10%, and return for Junior TVS +83%.

Buying a Senior Tranched Value Security is a way to get a long position in the underlying asset's potential returns, with significantly limited downside potential.

Buying a Junior TVS is a way to get substantial return potential, surpassing that of leveraged positions, while having no chance of being liquidated.

Selling a Tranched Value Security (TVS) is a way to get rid of the desired either upper (exposing oneself to greater returns) or lower part (exposing oneself to less volatile returns) of price risk of underlying asset.

by Derivatives Powerhouse January 21, 2021