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I heard his nickname was Tetra.
Tetra by SCTetra February 27, 2009
There are tetra angles in this formation.
Tetra by SCTetra February 27, 2009
Probably the most talented girl that you could ever meet. She is smart, agile and swift. Always looking for people that she could trust... Although she can have trust issues due to past events in her life. Tetra is also very secretive, and hates anything that is too bright or obnoxious, and prefers to have her personal space. She will definitely come around when you get to know her, and once you break beneath her shadows, Tetra will end up being the best person in your life.
Why is she always alone? That must be Tetra.. she doesn't like too much attention.

Person: Hey, do you need any help?
Tetra: No...

Person: Are you sure?
Tetra: ... Actually... Sure...
Tetra by StarforceFam January 16, 2020
The guy formally known as MeAd.
I was once MeAd. Nowi am Tetra
Tetra by Tetra December 3, 2003

Tetra-shank 

tetra - A combining form or prefix signifying four</small>

Tetra-shank - to stab, or "shank", someone with four combined objects
Roy: *tetra-shank*
Ben: you just tetra-shanked me with 4 brightly colored pencils - AAAAAAAHHHHHHHhhh....
Tetra-shank by Andy the Mexican Candy February 20, 2009

Tetra Titted Tosser 

'Tetra' mathematically means four. 'Titted' obviously means nipples, and 'tosser' in British slang normally refers to jerk.

Simply 'tetra titted tosser' means four nippled jerk.
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So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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I watched "Smallville" on Netflix the other day. Dude, it was ten seasons of filler before he finally flew! Major Surf Dracula Syndrome!
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