see-through

1. transparent

2. made of a very sheer fabric

She was wearing a see-through gown.

by Light Joker December 19, 2005

thought

The ultimate mind trick.

Humans are superior lifeforms because they are capable of intelligent thought. If so, why is there so much violence and hate in the world.

by some punk kid May 1, 2005

through

1. In big trouble or hot water, due to a variety of circumstances, ie. being ugly, or getting caught doing something immoral or illegal.
2. Out of fashion, faded.

DeShawn's lady caught him all up in that fine honey from across the street! Brother is through.

I'm not going to that club - that place is through. All they play is M.C. Hammer and Arrested Development, and the ladies wear bike shorts.

by gforce414 September 30, 2006

tough turd

The turds that hurt really bad as you push them out. They sort of scrape and are slow moving.

Was sitting on the crapper last night battling with tough turd. I almost popped a roid.

by lickmeiamchris November 8, 2006

tough patooties

Sarcastic, similar to "deal with it", or "tough luck".

(1) And I've bored you to death, but tough patooties, cause I love talking about myself. I'm self-centered, as if you couldn't already tell.

(2) As my dad used to say, tough patooties. Here, as the dissenters in Bush v. Gore noted, the courts are taking the next logical step on the equal protection...

(3) If I missed you this week, tough patooties. This stuff is hard!

by hmakav November 28, 2006

through pass

Through pass is the act of letting a bro have a chic who you have a chance of having but you selflessly introduce them to each other.

I give him Linda as a through pass, it hurts me when he cheats on her.

by nyaxel January 9, 2017

Apply through your teeth

To euphamise one's skills and/or work ethic on a work application with the intent of having your application receive a more favorable consideration. It is an unwritten rule of applying for jobs, i.e., it is expected that you apply through your teeth. Remember, it's not lying - it's applying.

Question: How often have you skipped school: never, on occasion, only as much as everyone else does, or always?

Applicant: Hmm, let's see. Well, I do skip on occasion, so...

Friend: Dude, apply through your teeth. Tell them you never skip. That's what they're expecting you to say.

Applicant: Alright, next question.

Question: I disagree with others frequently. Strongly agree, agree, neutral, disagree, or strongly disagree?

Applicant: Wtf! It's a trick question >_<

by Trinadtsat Tomitsu August 10, 2006