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When somebody speaks as if they know what they are talking about, but in reality does not know what they are saying. Aka when someone is “full of shit.”
Tuan is such a TIFOS because he pretends and talks like he knows what he’s saying.
TIFOS by Danskeet June 15, 2018
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titosotto 

to plagiarize brazenly; to copy-paste without proper attribution and when confronted with the fact of having stolen the work of someone else, to use squid tactics, belittling the source as inconsequential, while maintaining an incongruous and surreal arrogant yet whiny "I am being cyber-bullied! Help" pose.

The word titosotto comes from Vicente "Tito" Castelo Sotto III, who is, unfortunately, a current Filipino senator.

Tito Sotto is a staunch antagonist of the Reproductive Health (RH) Bill, and has taken to using theatrical posturings while delivering speeches in the Philippine Senate, to drive his weak points across. He has been exposed for plagiarizing parts of the blog of Sarah Pope to use in one of his lachrymose speeches, but when confronted about it, instead of owning up and apologizing, he chose to let his Chief of Staff Atty. Hector A. Villacorta, arrogantly try to dismiss the facts in the blog of Ms. Pope, no less.

Aside from Ms. Pope's blog, the good ol senator has also been exposed for further having titosottoed from three other blogs. At which point, he claimed that "plagiarism is not a crime in the Philippines."

What's most hilarious about the whole affair is that when faced with the anger of netizens over his arrogant copy-pasting, he claimed he was being cyber-bullied. Google "tito sotto plagiarism" to get more information, because there's lots, lots more to this matter, and that's why the term deserves inclusion in the revered urban dictionary.
- Have you read his research paper?
- Yeah! It looked awesome!
- Awesome, my elongated chin! It was completely titosottoed! He just copied it word for word from someone else's paper!
titosotto by ILoveAdobo September 4, 2012
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Person 1: hey, i got a 90 on that test, you?
Person 2: 91.....

Person 1: TIFBS!!!
tifbs by Hayo-b October 31, 2009
TFiOS - "The Fault in Our Stars". This is a book by John Green that is supposed to come out January 10th, 2012. The name of the book was suggested by one of the nerdfighters, and is inspired by Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar": "The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, but in ourselves, that we are underlings".
Have you pre-ordered TFiOS?
TFiOS by Frenzicious July 28, 2011

titosterous

strait up ginormous boobies. double d's and bigger.
wow, look at sara! she is titosterous!
titosterous by Brett Messer April 23, 2009
An unimaginative term since Tifosi1 and Tifosi2 were already taken.

An obsessed Schumacher fanatic who is quite possibly mentally ill and in dire need of medical help.

Will use deranged logic and imaginary facts to proclaim that any F1 driver with the surname Schumacher is unconditionally better than everyone in all circumstances.
Who cares what Tifosi3 says about this, his opinion means nothing, who is he?
Tifosi3 by Tifosi1 February 29, 2004
People from costa rica.
female costarican="tica"
male costarican="tico"
Plural="ticos".

"Costa Ricans are called "ticos" because they add this word as a suffix in order to create a diminutive. In other words, instead of saying "blanquito" (small, white), they might say "blanquitico" or "blanquititico", which means the same thing"
"Los ticos son muy pura vida"
ticos by andrea25 August 16, 2006
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Yeah whoops this isn’t real”
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