tranma

a or an tranvestite grandma following the term trandad meaning tranvestite grandad

I am of to see your tranma tonight and well who wouldn't

by afriendlyman September 16, 2009

Trump Trompe L'oeil

Donald Trump's Hair Style; Trompe l'oiel in French pronounced TRUMP-LOY, means trick of the eye. The Trump Trompe L'oiel refers the hair style of Entrepreneur Donald Trump, as his hairstyle itself is a "trick of the eye". It is in fact the most famous comb-over in the history of comb-overs. There have been many entrepreneurs who made a lot of money only to die and be forgotten. In a hundred years after the death of Donald Trump, he will not be remembered for his entrepreneurial achievements; rather he will be remembered for his hair.

Could you please style my hair in the fashion of the Trump Trompe L'oeil? Its a very hot look right now....

by Nico Salazar April 13, 2009

tromboner

when rimming a man, reaching round and stroking him off

he was such a homo, he always was a tromboner

by craigstar March 4, 2009

tromboner

a person who has no life, except for their trombone, and they have bowel problems, and yellow teeth. they normally respond to the name of dookie pants

Adam and Harrison are tromboners because they have no life.

by neb and jeb February 10, 2003

sad trombone

Function: noun

1. Describes the sound made by a trombone to illustrate a depressing statement, action, or moment. "Wah waah". Pioneered on the SNL skit Debbie Downer.

Tad: Bjorn, did you show Nell those pictures of your new kitten?
Bjorn: I don't think so. Nell, would you like to see the pictures I have of Sir Fluffles?
Nell: Oh, Bjorn, I can't bear to look at pictures of cats -- they only make me think of watching my own Mr. Snowflake waste away due to the effects of Feline Leukemia.
Tad: Wow... sad trombone!

by Alana Post September 30, 2005

tranmere

A shit town with shit people, mainly ginger twats

Tranmere "ginger" rovers

by avsthegame December 19, 2013

tonmeister

Tonmeister is most often found as a job description in the music and recording industries. It describes a person who is a sound master (a literal translation of the German word, which applies to women equally as much as men) a person who creates recordings or broadcasts of music who is both deeply musically trained (in 'classical' and non-classical genres) and also who has a detailed theoretical and practical knowledge of virtually all aspects of sound recording

It's hard to be a tonmeister today as it usually needs 4 years of specific education.

by lastgate May 18, 2009