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A family of people who are considered to be awesome. They are the envy of all they meet. Their beauty, personality, humor, and kindness is unmatched by anyone EVER! This family is the origin of the phrase "Hung like a Tennett," used when a horse just doesn't do your dick justice. BAD ASS
My life is complete. A Tennett fucked me last night.

Clint Eastwood shit his pants when a couple of Tennett's felt lucky.
Tennett by Patty92834 October 7, 2009
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William Tennent High School 

A wild school that’s filled with thots who think that they’re all that when irl they re just some side hoe and fuckboys who think that just because they throw up gang signs in pictures that they’re tough shit. The school is lowkey the worst thing on earth.
William Tennent High School is terrible

William Tennent High School 

Located in Warminster, Pennsylvania, it is the public high school for the children of Warminster, Ivyland, and Southampton. Known to most as "Tennent", the school is attended by mostly tools and wannabe sluts.

Tennent is home to the William Tennent Panthers. Although most of the school's teams aren't very successful, the students and family show love and support at every event.

Nicknames: Tennent and White Trash High School (By those of other school districs).
"You goin' to Tennent (William Tennent High School) tonight for the game? Everyone's gonna be there!"
"HELL YEAH!"
This pint of Tennents is pish
tennents by Shizer August 25, 2003
Tennet means a poem of ten lines. The word 'tennet' is a mixture of 'ten' and 'net'. The word 'net' is taken from 'sonnet'. The rhyme scheme of a tennet is usually abab–cdcd–ee, which is nearly similar to the rhyme scheme of the English sonnet- abab–cdcd–efef–gg; sometimes, the rhyme scheme may also be abba–abba–cc that is almost similar to an Italian or Petrarchan sonnet- abba–abba–cde–cde.
A: Have you heard of 'tennet'?

B: I have heard of 'sonnet' but what is 'tennet'?

A: 'Tennet' is a new poetic form. It is a poem of ten lines.

B: Wow! That is really amazing! Who is the creator of this poetic form and what does it actually mean?

A: It was invented by Md. Ziaul Haque, a poet, writer, novelist, songwriter, dramatist, actor, director and researcher from Sylhet, Bangladesh. He wrote his first 'tennet' titled "Tennet" on 16th November 2018. The word 'tennet' is a mixture of 'ten' and 'net'. The word 'net' is taken from 'sonnet'. The rhyme scheme of a tennet is usually abab–cdcd–ee, which is nearly similar to the rhyme scheme of the English sonnet- abab–cdcd–efef–gg; sometimes, the rhyme scheme may also be abba–abba–cc that is almost similar to an Italian or Petrarchan sonnet- abba–abba–cde–cde.

B: Great indeed!
Tennet by Rajeeb2014 November 16, 2018

The Tennent's Challenge 

The challenge consists of having to drink four cans of Super Tennent's Lager in 4 minutes or under.

A right of passage for the young and practiced mainly with the under class.

The best way to get wrecked for under £6 - an opinion held by many!
mate, i've got a ten sheet, couple quid in my penny box time for The Tennent's Challenge?
The Tennent's Challenge by DforR March 27, 2013

Narayana Tennety Ganesh Moorthy Moort 

1) Another word for sexy

2) One who is so sexy, smart, popular, funny, fun to be around with, attractive, manly, cool, fly, gangsta, phat etc.

3) Somebody who gets all the girls wherever he goes and even some men are attracted to him

4) Under 5'6
1) Wow you are so Narayana Tennety Ganesh Moorthy Moort! Will you go to prom with me?

2) Naryanana: Hello my name is Naryana Tennety Ganesh Moorthy Moort
Girl: Hi here is my number
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