TSOBS
1. literally, That's (or this is) some old bullshit; used to connote a situation that is considered unpleasant, unfair, etc.
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tsotsi
Pronounced "tss-ot-see". A slang word common to most Southern African languages, a tsotsi is a person who is a rogue, a mischief-maker, a criminal, a bad element.
A synonym is "skelm", pronounced "skel-em", which has its roots in Afrikaans (and thus Dutch).
A synonym is "skelm", pronounced "skel-em", which has its roots in Afrikaans (and thus Dutch).
tsotsi by TheRealNimnod March 5, 2009
trobs
an abbreviation of trouble (like prob/probs = problem)
provides variety in a sentence instead of always using "probs"
"trob" can also be used to a certain extent
provides variety in a sentence instead of always using "probs"
"trob" can also be used to a certain extent
trobs by Frank Jones III December 14, 2011
Tsotsi
In urban slang of South Africa, "tsotsi" loosely translated means "thug". It is usually given to gangsters, thieves and liers that is either still young or still a minor.
Also the name of the Oscar winning South African movie (aka. Thug) about a young gangster that steals a car with a baby inside.
Also the name of the Oscar winning South African movie (aka. Thug) about a young gangster that steals a car with a baby inside.
Tsotsi by Ebola Monster August 12, 2006
tsotsi
(n.)South African word describing a dodgy character. Someone who steals, lies and generally is not to be trusted. A township gangster. Can also be used as a light insult to friends. Pronounce it as you read it, say the 'ts' part quickly, as an interrupted 's' sound.
Help! That tsotsi just stole my cell phone!
Don't mix with those tsotsi's, they're hijackers.
Slang - You are such a tsotsi for stealing my drink.
Don't mix with those tsotsi's, they're hijackers.
Slang - You are such a tsotsi for stealing my drink.
tsotsi by Thomas McLachlan September 24, 2005
toobsd
You got toobsd.
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