transcurious

A person who is curious in being transgender, or thinks they might be transgender.

Jane is transcurious and thinks she might be transgender.

by xXLaelXx June 10, 2011

transgendered

The grammatically incorrect way of saying transgender

Person 1: Are you transgendered?
Person 2: You mean transgender?
Person 1: ...Wait, THAT’S how you say it? Oh.

by nlolhere July 14, 2020

data transfer

Delivering sperm cells into another person's body through ejaculation.

Dr. Viktrov, the scientist: (unzipping his pants) Do you know, Natasia, a single sperm contains about 37.5 mb of DNA information? This means that the average male ejaculate would represent a data transfer of approximately 1,587 gb in about 3 seconds.

Natasia, the lab assistant: (kneeling and taking the chewing gum from her mouth and sticking it to the bottom of the table) That's a lot of information to swallow, Doctor!

by theinstigator March 13, 2014

Trainsexual

1. One that is sexually attracted to trains
2. Someone that just likes trains in a non-sexual manner
3. A really awesome person

Being a trainsexual really just means that you like trains, it's not always creepy.

by onlyasexgodtotrains September 11, 2016

Transfem

Abbreviation of transfeminine.
People who are assigned male at birth, but who identify more with femininity than with masculinity. The term can among others include trans women, non-binary people and genderfluid people. The term is particularly used by people who are not sure yet in which of these categories they fall.
The opposite is transmasculine or transmasc.

I don't know if I would consider myself a trans woman, but I'm definitely transfem.

I would recommend watching make-up tutorials from other transfem people. Tutorials from cis girls are often already too advanced for absolute beginners.

by birthofalotus July 29, 2020

I like trains

A quotation used by a small british child to summon a large train, which crushes him and others in the process.

Random person: Die potato!
Kid: I like trains
Random person: oh wait NO NO NO!
(train goes by and kills random person and potato)

by El Tobino September 30, 2011

manual transmission

The way that driving has always been done. In order to drive in manual, you control a clutch and a gearshift in addition to gas and brakes. Manual transmissions give you much more information about your car such as its feel, its power, its engine to gear ratios, etc.

Newcomers to manual transmissions often stall out and get frustrated by the addition of extra controls. But if you practice at it a lot, it becomes delightfully challenging, you will feel out of place in an automatic by comparison, and the feeling you get when you drive circles (or donuts) around your friends is totally worth it.

I've been driving in manual transmission for so long, automatic just didn't feel the same. My hand kept reaching for a stick that wasn't there, and I almost hit the emergency brake thinking it was the clutch. I hope automakers keep offering stick-shift models!

by spinaltapsoundguy November 10, 2009