Travisty

A tragic event or situation that could have been easily avoided via the actions of one person.

"Oh shit did you hear about that travisty that happened down at the Walmart?"

"Yeah all that could have been avoided if that dumbass had just found another parking spot."

by American Schizo November 14, 2021

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trapitis

Transexuality. The state of being a trap.

She never fit in at high school because of her trapitis.

by Kijunaa August 20, 2007

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Trapist • thirst trapistry • Travisty • tracist • tragisty • trapito • Trapstep • tranist • trapster • tapist

Stop with these stupid non-existant genres. People just trying to be cool and hip by being into genres that no one's heard of or sounds cool, when in reality you sound like an idiot because have no idea what you're talking about.

"Trapstep is so coooo....." NO!!!

by Franck Storm August 4, 2016

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TRAPSTAR

1. A WANNABE DRUG DEALER'S HOE OR TRAP HOUSE HOE.
2. A TRAP HOUSE HOE WHO WANTS TO BE A GANGSTA SO BAD SHE POSTS HERSELF GETTING SCREWED FROM BEHIND FOR "PORNSTAR" ATTENTION.
3. DIME-BAG, CRACK, DRUG CELL-PHONE SEX HOES, WHO POST SELF BEING SCREWED

"...damn, did you see what that trapstar posted on IG...1252 VIEWS!"

by DEFINE DIS November 12, 2018

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Trapster

Mouth/anus/cock/rat any sexual tool on one's body. Can also be used by those of the lacks forum.

ryanjdunn: ''choc lad, i was fearing the pertrusion of my trapster lad, with his trapster lad''

choc: ''hush your trapster lad, i got my trapster in her trapster last night''

by Ellster January 25, 2007

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tragistry

tra-gis-try

n. pl. tra-gis-tries
Dervied from: root word tragess, meaning:
1.
a. An uncalcuable heurisic tool that explicates emotions of sorrow.
b. A rating system involving emotion.

Examples:

a. Anna's house fire was a complete tragistry.

b. A psychologist used the Tragistry Scale to categorize Billy's emotional response to the circumcision of his imaginary friend.

by Dr. Kevin Cesee, PhD. cognitive clinical psychology November 3, 2005

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