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A gay ship involving Tom and Tord from a YouTube series called eddsworld. People probably ship them caused they hate each other.

Half of the fanbase are TomTord shippers

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TomTord is big gay
TomTord by Peachyuwu July 8, 2019
Related Words
tomtom • tomtord • tomther • TomTHEwagon • tomtit • TOMT • Tomte • Tomtime • Tomtoise • Tomtok
When you find a man named Tom that has been living in your basement for the last six months with a pet turtle
TomTord at its finest ;3
tomtord by Ehochanu~ December 12, 2016
Explosive bouts of anger where victims are subjected to wild hand waving, pointing of fingers, and occasional projectile miscellaneous objects. Similar to a tantrum, except offender(a man usually named Tom) enters a general good mood state after the offense.
"Hey, you need to come to the aid room and help me with this computer because I'm about to have a Tomtrum."
Tomtrum by girlboarder247 January 26, 2011

Tomtord sin

Tomtord Is from eddsworld (A Youtuber series) Most of the fandom ships it. But I don't. I FUCKING SHIP MATT X MATT OVER HERE ;_;
Smol person: '' Look at the fucking Tomtord Sin. ''
Sin person: MMMMMMM ITS GUD.
Smol person: Get out of my house now you demonic Lil Shit.
Tomtord sin by That Smol person November 22, 2018
This is a ship In eddsworld. It Started in 2016 In the End.
Most Of the Shippers Make Them FUCK EACH OTHER EVEN THOUGH THEY HATE EACH OTHER.
'' Oh my god, Please Stop This Tomtord Shit! '' Said Tord
Tomtord by That Smol person November 22, 2018
Tomtord is a shortening for the word tomfoolery, often used as a verb to describe someone acting foolishly.
"Did you see Edd yesterday?"

"Yeah, but he was totally just tomtording around."
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murderhobo 

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