thoumst'd've'ly'yaint'nt'ed'ies's'y'es

Thoumst'd've'ly'yaint'nt'ed'ies's'y'es is the most superior toumst. It is far greater than any whomst or whamst variant.

Ni🅱🅱a 1: Thoumst'd've'ly'yaint'nt'ed'ies's'y'es tocch spaghet
Ni🅱🅱a 2: 𝐓𝐨𝐂𝐂𝐇

by Casserole x Shrek June 19, 2018

Thaumiel

A class of anomalies in the SCP foundation that help the foundation to either contain other anomalies, protect humanity etc

SCP-3000 is a Thaumiel Entity

by ThatOneWriter234 January 15, 2021

Thrembo

An unknown integer between 6 and 7, often touted online as a forgotten/forbidden number. The symbol for thrembo is Ϫ.

"Everyone keeps telling me thrembo isn't a real number, but if only they knew!"

by SpelunkyDunkey November 25, 2022

drive thru remorse

The pang of regret sometimes felt in the few seconds/yards between ordering fast-food at the speaker and picking it up in the drive thru lane.

*More often felt for greasy food choices rather than healthy or salad options.

Reversing in the drive thru lane is not recommended.

After ordering my second KFC meal of the week, I felt drive thru remorse as I pulled up to the payment window. I wondered how embarrassing it would be to tell the guy I changed my mind. But then I found the $7 leaping from my wallet, and the fried chicken in my mouth. TOO LATE!

by Valgirl March 20, 2010

Charlie Brown Drive-Thru

When you're trying to order food but all you hear through the speaker is wah wah wah wah wah.

I tried to place an order, but got the classic Charlie Brown Drive-Thru response. I couldn't hear a thing they were saying.

by Youreinchargeofthestalephabets September 13, 2014

drive-thru

A device fast food places came up with during the `80s to serve lazy fatasses who are too fat or lazy to walk from the parking lot to the counter. Essentially a window on the side of the building where you get your special six patty big mac served between three hashbrowns instead of buns.

The drive-thru was invented for lazy people.

by Dennisisevil May 16, 2006

thrumbing

The act of rapidy scrolling up and down web pages on an iPhone or iPod Touch using both thumbs simultaneously. When done correctly, it looks as if the two thumbs are little legs running in place.

"I hated scrolling through never-ending blogs on my iPhone since I got a cramp from all the thrumbing I had to do."

by SinDonor dammit December 28, 2008