they took our jobs

Can only be pronouced 'dey tk oor jerbs', and is usually said in a high pitched wail. Is the main argument against immigrants coming into countries, and is the slogan of many workers unions. Many people say "They are taking our jobs" or "We are losing our jobs", but the grammatically correct way to say it is: 'dey tk oor jerbs' or in writing: 'they took our jobs'

"I think we should allow immigrants into the country, they will benefit the economy"

"bt dey tk oor jobs.

"Yeh, they took our jobs"

"That's not how to say it!"

by Guy with nothing better to do October 16, 2008

troodle

A rough absentminded drawing made seemingly without purpose doodle that is posted on twitter. (a combination of twitter, draw and doodle).

She troodled on twitter at least once a week.

by scotty22 May 3, 2010

Tookie

Miranda sings version of a v hole

Tookie.

by Suzie Sheep February 2, 2019

Tronkerbell

The name "Tronkerbell" (reads: tRön-kER-béLl) has been presented as possibly an archaic Romanian word, synonymous with "whore fairy". However, it was largely popularized in the late 19th and early 20th centuries by Western fiction such as Peter Pan (1897). One of the many suggested etymologies of the term is that it is derived from the Romanian Nesuferit ("hoe" or "troublesome fairy hoe").

This halloween i will dress up as tronkerbell
i want to be tronkerbell this halloween
she’s such a tronkerbell

by yuli69 October 21, 2020

took you long enough

Taking someone a long time to do something or make something happen.

Husband: Hey hunny, I'm home...
Wife: yes but it took you long enough to get here.

by Shangwa July 12, 2016

tookus lingus

The very pleasurable sexual act of licking another person's anus/butthole; a fancier word for rimming, a rim job, tossing salad, analingus, or just plain eating ass.

Miranda: He kind of... licked my butt.
Samantha: Be specific. Do you mean the cheeks, or...?
Miranda: It was more localized than that.
Carrie: Wait a minute. Are we... are we talking tookus lingus?

-Sex and the City Episode 54 "Baby, Talk is Cheap"

by JolieJulia April 30, 2006

tooken

Used in place of taken in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont mainly used by locals and farmers

Phil: Hey Buck is there any Heady Topper left in town (Hardwick, VT)??
Connor: Sorry Buck it's all been tooken.

by Vermont Fag October 21, 2016