T-Room

Legendary, iconic local eatery in Lynchburg, VA. Specializes in Cheesy Westerns (Cheeseburger with an Egg & yellow relish on top... onions optional). Seats 1500 people, 15 at a time.

Damn, we're drunk... let's hit up the T-room.

by Luther McMasters December 07, 2009

T-Rex

A man with freakishly humongous muscles and tiny forearms.

That T-Rex hasn't heard of curls!

by miaisbored November 08, 2010

t-gei

t series is gay

t-gei is a mock of t-gay but not to be offenceeve

by @connor_paris April 09, 2019

t

t = Taxi and most of them qualify as Public Service Vehicles. In the north of Ireland they are regulated by Road Transport Licensing Division of DVLNI (Department of Vehicle Licencing Northern Ireland)and DOE (Department of Environment.

Qualifications for being a t driver include -
1. Must be over 18 years of age
2. Must hold a full driving licence
3. Must be a reptutable person
4. Must be medically fit

The taxi driver's taxi must pass a PSV Inspection Test.

I occasionally use a t to travel to and from Belfast. A new friend, who lives in Belfast
uses a t to travel in the opposite direction and return to her home in Belfast.

by Criostoir Hulme August 25, 2005

T-Dot

T.O. - Toronto Ontario. The "Dot" is the "O" for Ontario. AKA, "TEE OH"

They blaze mad smoke in t-dot.

by WebFluid December 01, 2003

T-Series

A way to represent a function as an infinite sum using the function's derivatives.

Find the T-Series polynomial of degree centered at x = c for each of the following.

by dsbgiauhriuvb February 12, 2019

T-bill

(FINANCE) a bond issued by the US Department of the Treasury. Unlike longer-term bonds, with regular scheduled interest payments, a T-bill is purely discounted. In other words, the lender--the person buying the bond--pays a price lower than the face value of the bond. When the bond matures (after, say, 91 days), then the buyer is paid the face value.

The yield on the T-bill is usually very low; for example, yesterday 13-week T-bill rates were 4.01%. Their price is set at auction.

People usually suppose that the Federal Reserve System sets interest rates, but this only applies to the federal funds rate. The rates on other treasury securities, like T-bills, are set by auction.

by Abu Yahya May 14, 2010