Tin arse

In Australian slang, An exceptionally lucky person, especially in regards to money

"How does she always find the best stuff for free?"
"She can't help it, she's such a tin arse!"

by edros89 July 29, 2021

Tin Knocker

Construction slang for a sheet metal worker. A trade far superior to pipe fitting. Only union sheet metal workers can be called this, non union workers are just called dirty rat scab bastards. The only true craftsmen on the job who make what they install... duct work. They are also sick individuals with a twisted world perspective. Also huge dicks. You can see them from space.

That damn tin knocker ran my apprentice off AND shit in my lunch bucket!

by Fordicater December 6, 2011

tin knocker

This is a word used by construction workers as shorthand for a sheet metal worker

For example, the tin knockers installed the ventilation system in the new women's shelter.

by Ronny J. February 14, 2008

tin-pot weasel

A sneaky, untrustworthy, autocratic upper-management type with zero credibility, but an inflated sense of self-worth. In the workday world, a tin-pot weasel is often also a PowerPoint Ranger.

Michael is a tin-pot weasel. He very seldom does what he says he will do, yet he threatens to fire anyone who does not scurry to fulfill his every whim, sneeringly referring to them as "sub-par."

by Monkey Serenade August 19, 2009

Tin Hatter

A totally consumed Conspiracist that is CONSTANTLY trying to convince you that conspiracies are true.

I cant believe all the wild and crazy stories you keep telling me man, I don't want to hear it - your a Tin Hatter.

by Busters March 18, 2010

Tin Chin

Tin Chin Scary character played by actor Trevor Martin from the 1968 BBC TV childrens thriller Ramshackle Road

Childrens thriller set in a big dark derelict house which is frequented by several teenagers as a secret meeting place. The discovery of an unconcious foreigner, a tramp and a mysterious intruder known as Tin Chin are the basis of the first episode with the rest of the storyline contributed to by the public each week thus the story could take any direction as it went along. Trevor Martin played the part of the intruder prowling around the house with a metal jaw riveted to his face.

by THE MOVING FINGER May 14, 2006

tin tin

used when your mate looks like tin tin

me to friend: "here you look like tin tin mate"
friend: "aye"

by bigmanjapan June 20, 2018