twin towers

A nick name for the Los Angeles County Prison.

L.A. County Prison aka. Twin Towers

Yah the homie Roberto is locked up at the twin towers.

by Dose February 15, 2006

Tizerize

Pronounced (Tie-zer-eyes)

To use hand sanitizer

Guy #1: "Man that hand rail was filthy"

Guy #2: "You need to tizerize those hands"

by JayBee123wesrgdfh April 24, 2010

Toberlone

An extremely large line of cocaine, equaling the size of a Toberlone candy bar.

Ian McShane in the film "44 Inch Chest": He's on his way to the Grenadier, he invites me along, (and says) I like a line the size of a Toberlone."

by massprick May 1, 2011

Tower Players

1) a group of students at Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School who pleasantly defy their small town's social norms while putting on jaw-dropping, award-winning spring musicals, along with the occasional stunning fall drama

2) a noun synonymous with family or a close-knit cast

Did you see the Tower Players in Sweeney Todd? It was like I was at a Broadway production!

Oh, yeah, I've got breakfast with my Tower Players, and then we have practice for Fiddler on the Roof.

by EsmeraldaTzeitel June 5, 2011

tower of doom

When an orgy turns into a stack of "69" 'ing resulting in a tower of doom!

"Kennedy" - Dude that tower of doom last night was insane!

"Ainsley" - Did you stack my teletubbies into a tower of doom?

by TeletubbiesAssNuggetz October 26, 2017

Toner

Another word for dick, mainly used in middle schools and high schools so that the teacher has no idea what the students are talking about.

Pronounced: (tau-ner)

Damn, I got a big ass toner.

by ilikeftbt May 14, 2019

play towers

(noun) a word describing a zoo type enclosure of any sort, which is generally used for the human obtaining of lacerations to various parts of the body.

(verb) to do a play towers, to spend about 2 hours driving around bendy countryside to pick up more countryside type folk, for no purpose except the good of your health.

(colloquial) (insult) you haven't been to play towers !

see above.
N.B. this is the most common phrase in the english language, in particular among country folk, dotted around lincolnshire

by mickmick February 11, 2004