Tolerance

1. the act of putting aside what is right for what is popular.
2. a virtue of a man/woman without conviction.

see also liberal.

"The court said the school had to take down the ten commandments because they felt it didn't show religious tolerance"

by Stormin Norman January 10, 2006

Terrance goode

Terrance goode is such a sweet handsome boy I love him he is a baby boy

I love Terrance goode he belongs to me.

by Hey💗💗💗💗💗💗 October 1, 2023

Fontatious Tolerance

When your friends successfully tolerate your big, extravagant, or even unreadable font on a messaging service like AIM.

"Oh my god. I was talking to Vanessa the other night and all she did was complain about my font. That girl has no Fontatious Tolerance."

by RudyBeast December 16, 2008

The Terrance slap

The man that slapped tj so hard he now retarded

Do y’all remember when tj got the Terrance slap he was never the same…….. Solomon

by Fucktj June 11, 2022

woodchuck pain tolerance

Phenonenom wherein a person can take a fierce beating and continue to function. Is often associated with being a complete woodchuck often possesing retard strength.

Bill has woodchuck pain tolerance - even after Tom smashed a full beer bottle on his forehead he got up and kicked Tom's ass.

by vermontster August 15, 2010

Tarrance

Richard Tarrance is recognized as the "Father of Modern Day Tele-Radiology and Medical Imaging". His work in the early 1990's using Microsoft Windows as the back-bone of his developments in Radiological Imaging set the standards and conformity of what is now known as DICOM - "Digital Imaging and Communications" and PACS - "Picture Archiving and Communications". At the 1992 Worldwide SCAR symposium - "Society for Computer Assisted Radiography", his innovations showed Radiologists and Physicists from around the world the standard that needed to be followed by all manufacturers of medical imaging software and hardware. The results brought hospitals and other medical institutions into conformity with each other, no matter what systems were used to archive and view patient diagnostic images. His efforts in 1992 made it possible for hospitals to save millions of dollars in film printing costs while allowing all patient images to be archived and networked on standarized PC Intranet and Internet file servers. Today, lives are saved by allowing any film to be diagnosed in a matter of minutes over the Internet from anywhere in the world.

Accident victim is rushed to an Emergency Room at 3:00 A.M. CT images show a possible brain injury and the Radiologist is awakened at 3:15 to read the images from his home PC, via the Internet. At 3:20 he phones in his diagnosis and surgery begins. Life saved by cutting reading time from 2 hrs to 20 mins. At the same time, any specialists in the world could view the film within the same time frame as a result of Microsoft Windows becoming the standard in medical imaging. Thank you, Mr. Tarrance.

by Calvin Richiards April 22, 2007

tolerance

disguise of one's learned or inate prejudice's/biases in public

We are very tolerant of *sic* behavior here.

by wriggler February 21, 2005