Tearle
That bitch is such a Tearle.
Tearle by Hahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa February 13, 2010
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Teadle
A childish word referring to the male genitalia, often used by parents to teach their young ones what to call their tiny penis.
Teadle by teadletime December 14, 2014
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Tearle • tearjerker • tearjerk • terlet • Teagle • tealeaves • tarlee • teablespoon • teale • teared
Terlet
Terlet by NuggetMilitia1 June 1, 2018
Tearjerking
Alec Baldwin was so devastated when his dog died that he began tearjerking violently in his bedroom.
Tearjerking by Carlmalone27 July 23, 2009
tearbending
The result of an emotion so great that causes one to cry. Usually related to Avatar: The Last Airbender series.
In the series, certain people have special abilities to manipulate elements, which is called bending. These are specific to individual tribes and are waterbending, earthbending, firebending, and airbending. While it takes years of discipline to learn how to bend, even babies can tearbend. Tearbending is a joke the writers created meaning "to cry."
Tearbending made it's debut in the episode, The Ember Island Players.
Actress Katara: *Gasps* An Airbender! My heart is so full of hope, that it's making me tearbend! *Cries*
Actor Sokka: My stomach is so empty, that it's making me tearbend! *Cries*
In the series, certain people have special abilities to manipulate elements, which is called bending. These are specific to individual tribes and are waterbending, earthbending, firebending, and airbending. While it takes years of discipline to learn how to bend, even babies can tearbend. Tearbending is a joke the writers created meaning "to cry."
Tearbending made it's debut in the episode, The Ember Island Players.
Actress Katara: *Gasps* An Airbender! My heart is so full of hope, that it's making me tearbend! *Cries*
Actor Sokka: My stomach is so empty, that it's making me tearbend! *Cries*
tearbending by Momoment January 27, 2012
tearjerker
Normally used to describe a movie or TV show (but also applies to songs, books, etc.) that is designed to make you cry.
— Last night we were watching Marley & Me, and we cried our eyeballs out.
— No wonder you did. All dog movies are tearjerkers.
— No wonder you did. All dog movies are tearjerkers.
tearjerker by pimpschoolgraduate July 21, 2019
terlet
terlet by Turd Feguson July 1, 2004
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