Torben

Torben is a typical Danish boy name. Came from the name Thorbjorn, meaning The Bear of Thor. Can be spelled Thorben. According to The Statistics of Denmark there were 22.259 persons named Torben in January 2008.

Come home now Torben.

Torben did not go to school today.

by bogeskov February 7, 2010

tore up

Extremely ugly, busted, broke down, and haggard. "Straight tore up" is the superlative form.

As Kelly fell out of the ugly tree and hit successive branches on the way down, she went from nothing to write home about to ugly to broke down to busted to straight TORE UP!

by Nick D February 10, 2004

Torbetted

A young male catholic that has been anally abused has been TORBETTED.

When seeing a young catholic male walking funnily, one may exclaim: "Look at the way that guy is walking - he must have been TORBETTED".

by Craig HK November 30, 2006

Tora

Tora, japanese word wich means tiger.
Also taigaa, but that is engrish. So tora is oreiginal word.
Also means fang in finnish language.

by ÔkamiOtoko August 30, 2003

tonae

1.) tha name of my son!

2.) a sex-crazed short girl!
-loves to fight and argue!

Dayyyyyyummmmmmm i wanna be just like TONAE when i get older, that baddbitch go hard!

by 11/20/08love! March 23, 2009

farnoosh torabi

Farnoosh Torabi joined TheStreet.com TV in July 2006 as the site's first official video correspondent. Previously, Farnoosh was a business producer and on-air reporter for NY1 News, Time Warner's 24-hour news channel in New York City. Farnoosh is a regular columnist for AM New York and has written for Money, Time, New York Daily News and Newsday. Farnoosh is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University, with a degree in Finance and International Business and holds a M.A. from the Columbia School of Journalism.

Wallstreet trader: Dude did you see Farnoosh Torabi today giving that Street.com report... oh man she's hot.

by thetradinggods May 8, 2008

tore up

Used as a DESCRIPTION

the TORE in "tore up" replaces negative words like "fucked," "beat," and "messed" in a phrase of dissatisfation.

Also used as an ACTION:

Succeeding beyond expectation.

"His grill is tore up!"

"Last night I tore it up! She'll be walkin' funny for at least a week!"

by Busta Crevice May 13, 2005