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tambourine 

A cirular instrument with little jinglers on the outside. It goes Shiackachickachicksachicak when shaken.
Is that a tambourine in your pants or is your pocket just making jingling shickashisaihsia noises again?
tambourine by Paul C. April 4, 2006

tambourine 

A musical instrument commonly used as a distraction during a catastrophic, horrific, or otherwise epic event.
Guy 1: A man wielding a tambourine in Longview totally went ape-shit today holding a busful of children hostage and cursing profanities at an elderly lady trying to give the children candy.

Guy 2: what...the...fuck......!!!WHY DID HE HAVE A TAMBOURINE!!!
tambourine by Nacho-Cheez August 24, 2009

tambourine 

A kinky sexual act; when a female clothespins small bells onto a man's scrotum, and then hits the scrotum repeatedly, evoking a wild pleasure in the man

how your father met your mother
Honey, I'm feeling up to some kinky things tonight. Tambourine me?
tambourine by thejokersmokertoker August 31, 2010

Tambourine 

The most perfect weapon of mass destruction, no man nor God can stop the wrath of a tambourine, it will and shall kill all
The murderer used tambourine
*it is always super effective*
Tambourine by NocturnalHuman January 29, 2019

tambourine jesus 

always keep a tambourine handy boyo, you never know when you need one
I was talking to tambourine jesus yesterday hes really cool and has a tambourine.
tambourine jesus by GFMS_bnad June 29, 2020

tambourine man 

1. n. a drug peddler
2. n. your friendly neighborhood drug dealer
Hey! Mr. Tambourine Man, play a song for me,
I'm not sleepy and there is no place I'm going to.
tambourine man by Jake and co July 23, 2005
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Ratfucker by Ricky Ramjet November 2, 2017
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