Tundup

accomplishing a desired aim or result.
synonyms: victorious, triumphant; More
fortunate, lucky
antonyms: unsuccessful
synonyms: prosperous, affluent, wealthy, rich, well-to-do, doing well, moneyed; More
famous, eminent, at the top, top;
informalon the up and up, well heeled, flush, rolling in it, in the money, made of money,

flourishing, thriving, booming, buoyant, burgeoning, doing well, profitable, profit-making, moneymaking, lucrative, gainful, fruitful, solvent.

'The guy looks like TUNDUP'
'The child one day become TUNDUP'

by Pappu rockz October 22, 2018

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tijuana tuneup

When your vehicle is running poorly, one holds the throttle wide open to redline for a long period of time in hopes that it will fix it

Mexican#1: hey amigo, is your truck road worthy yet? I need a ride to the store for some tequilla?
Mexican#2: not yet. I tried giving it a Tijuana tuneup last night and I think it's running worse now

by Cheetoman69er May 6, 2017

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Tutu

A frilly-looking sort of skirt, made of tulle and worn by ballerinas and cool people. One can tell when it is worn by a ballerina because the person in question will usually also be wearing some form of dance shoe and have their hair up in a strict bun. When a cool person wears a tutu, one can tell because others are always gazing upon them in unabashed admiration and desire. Cool people in tutus can often (but not always) be found fighting crime, assassinating terrorists, and helping little old ladies cross the street.

Ballerina: Look at me dancing around in my little tutu!
Passerby: Huzzah!

John: Emma is wearing a tutu. She's not a ballerina, so that means she must be a cool person. I wish I had a tutu.
Passerby: Don't we all.

by Utmost Costume Authority August 13, 2008

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Tutuaca

Sta. Barbara de Tutuaca is a small town in Chihuahua, Mexico.
Most of the residents are elderly people. It becomes a party town during the months or December and May through August. There are always Quinceañeras and Weddings during those months. Visitors are usually people who were born there but now live in the US. Everyone there listens to norteñas, corridos, rancheras, any type of regional mexican music.

Karina: "Oh my God! I can't wait for winter break, I'm so ready to go to Tutuaca."

Janet: "Me too! My quince is gonna be off the hook"

by Mspink4 March 28, 2009

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