Tell your mom I'm horny

When your riding a roller coaster or somthing and you get scared to yell tell your mom I'm horny.

(You riding a roller coaster ): ohh shhiiittt tell your mom I'm horny.

by Limehighlighter December 3, 2020

tellyclapper

disenfranchised kopite who "cant gerra ticket lar" as his club has sold them all to norwegian and irish tourists, so dresses up in full lfc regalia to watch the match in the flat house or other such establishment

kopite went to the pub

kopite went to the pub

kopite went to the pub

to watch the match on telly

these tellyclappers get everywhere!

by herr e minge September 1, 2009

Penn and Teller

The biggest part of this sex act is to be fucking standing up, with the girl up against a window, or, better, a sliding glass door. It involves three people; you, the window girl, and your male friend in the closet. While fucking her, "accidentally" let your dick slip out, while your friend silently pops out of the closet and takes your place. Then, sneak outside and wave to her through the glass.

Last night I pulled a Penn and Teller on my bitch; she was so pissed when she saw it was Tommy fucking her as I waved.

by TopKnot August 10, 2010

Trellizzle

The "Dizzle" name for Antrell Vinnett.

"Fo Shizzle mah Nizzle Trellizzle."

by Brennen Poplus March 4, 2005

Tell Them

A prepositional phrase, often implemented when excitement arises towards any and everything. Occasionally referring to positive feedback.

Antoine: Jamal enters the room "TELL THEM!"
Jamal: "WHAT'S GOOD ANTOINE?!"

Lakers win the championship..."TELL THEM!"

Antoine: "Shawty gave me some mean Doug Funnie, yo!"
Jamal: "TELL THEM!"

Antoine: "Yo, I'm about to go to the grocery store to get some eggs. I'll be right back."
Jamal: "Tell them."

by Jamal and Antoine August 1, 2008

tellmeno

A compound word formed from "tell", "me" and "no" used as a method to quickly state, "I preemptively acknowledge that you understand the objective, concept and/or action I have just presented to be accepted as an undeniable fact."

PERSON 1: (posts an image of an exquisite horse to a cowboy's Facebook timeline with the caption "tellmeno".)

PERSON 2 (A cowboy): (inner thoughts) That's an exquisite horse.

by minusbaby November 5, 2013

Tells

Used in affirmation or agreement to a discussion or shortened version of "I'm telling you" originated by the legendary Dennis Ononikpo.

Friend : it was great seeing you today.
Me : Tells it's been a minute.

by Dernyz May 12, 2019