tella

tyler + ella 4 life 🥰😍😘

"tella is the best ship everrrr!"

by .bestie4life. May 7, 2021

telly

trap house were u smoke and play with guns

bro pull up to the telly.

by anonymous April 5, 2022

ho-telling

When a ho tells.

Basically, if you are someone who can't keep his/her mouth shut and blabs everything, you are ho-telling.

Ho: Don't leave me, baby, I love you.

Man: Ho, get away from me!

Ho: You better stay right where you are, or I'm gonna let Jerry know how you went tripping with his smack.

Man: Just like a ho, gotta be ho-telling everybody everything.

by JaH&BeD April 25, 2008

Let you tell it

An expression that intends to contradict what someone is saying without explicitly contradicting them.

Your boy: Yo son, homegirl was feeling me. She gonna text me and we gonna smash my nigga.

You saw the whole interaction, and she was not felling your boy.

You: oh word? Let you tell it.

by Wakai May 31, 2020

Why are you telling me

Used when some idiot says something irrelevant, nobody asked for or just completely stupid. originated in greensprings school lekki.

Him: I went to Jamaica last year
Other person: Oh my God nice but why are you telling me
Him: **middle finger**

by SirDae January 6, 2021

kiss and tell

Writing a web comic, but intentionally leaving the identity of the cartoonist a mystery.

Pete wrote a hilarious web comic about how women belong in the kitchen. He shared this comic with his friends, who found the comic hilarious and literally couldn't stop laughing. When asked about the comic's origins, Pete went silent. He was not one to kiss and tell.

by retrograderatiocination April 25, 2011

Tell me

A phrase used to ascertain information from a rival as to what happened to him during an altercation, sometimes said information can be used in reports. Most of which are due the following day. In most cases no information is passed on because the fallen rival neither has the strength to tell you due to his/hers incapacitation after the conflict, nor has the intestinal fortitude.

Tell me is often followed by words such as "who", "where", "how" and "what". Furthermore, it can be lengthened to "tell me what happened" or "tell me who emerged victorious". The latter phrase is usually abbreviated to simply "who".

*after a physical conflict*
PersonA: Tell me what happened!

PersonB: *silence*

PersonA: aww you never tell me but.

by LordRitchieeeeeeeee December 9, 2010