Tah'jea

Tah'jea is a awesome girl. She is always there for people and always gives 2nd chances. She's very forgiving even to people that do her wrong. She's a great friend and even better significant other. She has a pretty smile and is very intelligent. If you come across a Tah'Jea make sure you hold on to her.

Im in love with Tah'Jea she's all around amazing.

by youdontknowmeee244 February 16, 2023

Tah’Zaya

Tah’Zaya is the sister to someone named Eriss and she get irritated really faster but her sister still loves her

Tah’Zaya do u have any sisters ?

by Thestarest July 15, 2025

YOOM-TAH

Something exclaimed by Wigglytuff of the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon versions: Time, Darkness, and Explorers of the Sky. Normally, this cry is followed an explosion of massive proportions, causing some to believe "Yoom-Tah!" is Wigglytuff's hypervoice attack.

"No perfect apples? YOOM-TAH!" (Blinding flash of light/ explosion)

by Chatot June 2, 2010

Yah-tah

A Japanese cry meaning that something was achieved.

Yah-tah!! I finished my 30 years of research!

by Daisuke-44 June 4, 2009

Bah-dja Fah-dji-tah

How you say "Baja Fajita" at the Taco Time drive-through at 2 AM when you're high on mushrooms.

Sloan: Hey, can I have a Bah-dja Fah-dji-tah, please?

Taco Time employee: Umm...do you mean Baja Fajita?

Sloan: No, I mean a fucking Bah-dja Fah-dji-tah.

Taco Time employee: Uh...ok, that'll be $2.96.

by BAJohnstonIsMyWeekendDad April 22, 2009

ah-tah

1. word used in the south park episode to describe boobs

2. sound of cavemen

Examples:
1. Stan: ah-tah AH-tah AH-TAH

2. Caveman 1: Ah-tah
Cavemen 2: AH-TAH

by Colored Toys December 21, 2008

Po-tay-to po-tah-to

Actually, Ira Gershwin lyrics, from song collaboratively written with his brother, George, titled Let's Call the Whole Thing Off. First performed by Fred Adstaire (with Ginger Rogers) in 1930s film, Shall We Dance. Originally, "You think this way, I think that way, this'll never work." Has evolved into, "You think like this, I think like that, means the same, whatever...". Now somewhat akin to "six of one, half-dozen of the other".

A: "I'm going to the park to use the walking trail."
B: "Oh, the bike path, you mean?"
A: "Potayo, potahto."

by MeLizzard September 2, 2005