tempest

a wild violent windstorm accompanied with rain or hail; also sudden ourburst of emotions.

Its like a tempest in my mind.

tempest by anki107 November 22, 2006

Tempest

(noun) A Member Of "The Gang Public Server" Who Most Often Types With Capitalization Of Each Word, Never Seeming To Fail At This Way Of Writing.

"Ugh can you please stop typing like a tempest! It's incredibly irritating." "I Think Writing Like A Tempest Is Quite Nice." "This guy trys to not seem like a tempest, but he slips up all the time."

Tempest by Baet March 8, 2021

Tempest

The most beautiful girl in the world. She captures the essence of gorgeous in its entirety. She's everything you want in a girl and more. You couldn't find a girl better than her. She's the love of my life.

Talking to Tempest will keep you smiling the whole time.

Tempest by damiannn November 24, 2009

tempest

The most boss muthafucking kid ever to set foot on this earth.

Look it's tempest I better fucking bow down.

tempest by tyronestroodlebene May 1, 2013

Tempest

A constant problem. Fuck you, Tempest.

“God I hate Tempest so much. Why can’t he just talk normally?”

Tempest by Herberbth March 10, 2021

Tempest

Used to describe a guy that capitalizes every word in text just for satisfying himself, while making others way harder to read his text.

Stop capitalizing every word, you’re such a Tempest.

Tempest by 1named April 7, 2021

Tempest

An arcade game originally released in 1981 by Atari. Tempest was a vector-based arcade game designed and programmed programmed by Dave Theurer where the player would control a small ship that moved around in a wireframe tunnel destroying oncoming space ships. Besides being one of the most popular Arcade games of all time, Tempest also left a few urban legends in it's wake, one of which was Polybius - An early beta of the game which caused Vertigo and Motion Sickness, and was supposedly part of a government test to brainwash America's youth.

I played Tempest up at Pinball Pete's the other day. I lost quickly.

Tempest by E. Moran May 13, 2004