Tentxes

A word for tent sex, the act of having sex in a tent, but used in order to confuse others and hide the fact that you are speaking of sex.

Hey Jess, waddya say we find a couple of boys and go have ourselves some tentxes?

by Adisleyyyyy April 8, 2007

tenties

A group of gay Imagine Dragons fans who have no lives and constantly spend their time talking to each other on an app called Cubie (now known as Pal +). This cult was created on July 1st 2013 by Lexi (@perfectcows) and Sam (@thirty_lives). The group has expanded to 30 people and continues to grow. The Tenties have an annual convention called "Tenties take NYC" which started in 2014. Members of the Tentie cult live all over the world, including USA, Germany, Austria, Italy, and Ireland.

Daniel Platzman: "She's a Tentie"
Dan Reynolds: "I love the Tenties. They are cool!"

by Cubie lite June 23, 2015

Tenties

An awesome way to refer to the decade that started in 2010 and ends in 2019. The one that we're in right now.

However, Damien Fletcher from mirror.co.uk said:

"The tenties have also been suggested but that just goes against the pattern of the decades because the ‘ties’ ending doesn’t start until 2020."

But screw patterns, right? Tenties ROCKS!!!

"I hope there isn't another world war in the tenties, like in the previous century" - your paranoid self

by havet1337 June 8, 2010

Tenties

The hentai way of tentacle love.

Hey gurl, let me see your tenties ;)

by ChipsAndSmokes May 23, 2019

tentoes

To be on your "TenToes" is to be aware of your surroundings.

Person 1: Be safe bro
Person 2: Im always on my tentoes.

by Dopster June 16, 2020

Tenties

The word used to describe a tent shaped bed sheet while created having intercourse with someone of the other sex, or while using your morning wood as a tent pole.

Would you like to play tenties?

by Gordy Harper November 2, 2011

tenties

Teens

Yeah, first there were the aunties, then the tenties, then the thirties, then the fourties, then the fifties, then the sexties, then the seventies, then the eighties, then the nineties and then the hundreties.

by Hercolena Oliver January 21, 2010